Big Firm Quality, Small Firm Values
International Tax & Business
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Tax Controversy & Consulting
Big Firm Quality,
Small Firm Values
International Tax & Business |
Tax Controversy & Consulting
Worldwide Partnerships and Dependable Experience
Hone Maxwell LLP: Tax Law Attorneys
Strong cross-border relationships. Accounting and financial services experience. Bilingual communications.
These are just some of the unique qualities Hone Maxwell LLP’s tax and business attorneys bring to their business and individual clients in the U.S. and abroad. We provide a full spectrum of federal, international, state and local tax law services, including tax planning and tax controversies involving civil and criminal claims.
Whether you have a complicated tax issue, a dispute with a taxing authority or you are looking for legal oversight to expand your business internationally, HMLLP attorneys provide cost-effective legal guidance that yields great outcomes.
Founded in 2012 by Partners Aubrey Hone and Josh Maxwell, HMLLP prides itself on delivering personalized, responsive client service. Contact us to help you solve your tax issues.
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For Tax Purposes, Who is Not a U.S. Tax Person and How Are They Taxed?
Non-U.S. citizens who conduct business, invest, or live in the U.S. often wonder to what extent they will be impacted by U.S. taxation. The effect
Hone Maxwell LLP Celebrates 10 Years!
10 boxes of Reserva de la Familia means 10 years for the firm. After the first year, we got a bottle to celebrate, and it
Upcoming SCOTUS Case May Have Big Impact On FBAR Filers
Is the FBAR penalty per account or per form? We may know soon. This fall, the Supreme Court is set to hear a case that
Tijuana Office Formally Opens With a 10th Anniversary Party!
Hone Maxwell LLP opened our Tijuana office last week by hosting a 10th anniversary party. It was a wonderful event with colleagues and friends. Now
Employee or Independent Contractor?
Are you a business owner struggling to classifying workers as employees or independent contractors? The determination can be difficult sometimes and the consequences can be
Penalty Relief on Multiple International Forms
The IRS announced in Notice 2022-36 that it will waive late-filing penalties for certain taxpayers who late-file returns for the 2019 and 2020 tax years.