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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 Managing Partner Josh Maxwell, HMLLP prides itself on delivering personalized, responsive client service. Contact us to help you solve your tax issues.
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Corporate Transparency Act: Required Disclosure of Beneficial Owners of Privately Held Companies
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Moving Manufacturing Operations from Asia to Mexico: A Presentation to the Chinese Manufacturers’ Association
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HMLLP Team Discusses Foreign Expansion in Mexico
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IRS OIC Program
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California: NRA Spouse Working Overseas, Income May Still be Subject to CA Taxes
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