Bill Bronson has over 28 years of experience as a practicing attorney and former judge.  He is well respected by his clients, certified public accountants, other lawyers, and the greater Dallas community, and is considered the “go to” professional for IRS problem resolution.

In his tax practice Mr. Bronson is dedicated to zealous representation with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to ensure that his clients are treated fairly by the IRS.  He handles IRS problems so that his clients never have to speak with the IRS.  The IRS recognizes Mr. Bronson because of his well-earned reputation as a top-rate negotiator with a superior command of IRS rules and regulations.  Mr. Bronson’s expertise in tax issues and skills at negotiating with the Internal Revenue Service result in successful outcomes for his clients, typically without litigation.  If it is necessary to seek protection for a client in U.S. Bankruptcy Court or resolution in United States Tax Court, Mr. Bronson pursues those avenues.

Mr. Bronson’s clients receive personal attention, unlike at large firms where unknown associates manage cases.  His commitment to client services means that he is not satisfied until his clients feel comfortable with their understanding of the legal issues they face.  Tax-related legal issues create a great deal of anxiety for clients because the rules and regulations are complex and the IRS has powerful enforcement authority.  Mr. Bronson is an experienced and knowledgeable guide.  He makes sure his clients are well informed and that there is no ambiguity before any decisions are made.  His former clients are most impressed with Mr. Bronson’s accessibility.  He listens well, answers questions, and always returns phone calls within hours.

Mr. Bronson is also highly skilled in Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts, Business formation and Contracts, as well as the use of Bankruptcy, Family, and Probate courts for resolution of client property issues.  He is board certified in civil trial law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.

Areas of Practice:

IRS Tax Controversy

Bankruptcy

Estate Planning

Wills, Trusts, Probate

Business

Contracts

Family Law

Bar Admissions:

Texas

U.S. Federal Court

U.S. Tax Court

Professional Associations:

American Society of Tax Problem Solvers

American Society of IRS Problem Solvers