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Premier Tax Law Representation in New York City
When facing the complexities of state and federal tax law, you need an advocate with the experience and insight to protect your interests. Mackay, Caswell & Callahan, P.C. is a distinguished law firm in New York City dedicated to resolving serious tax disputes and providing strategic tax planning for individuals and businesses. Located at 10 East 39th Street, the firm is led by seasoned attorneys like Joseph M. Callahan, who brings over 35 years of experience and a unique background in both law and accounting to every case. The firm’s mission is to act as a crucial liaison between clients and tax agencies like the IRS and the New York State Department of Taxation, navigating the intimidating process on their behalf. 🗽
Decades of Experience on Your Side
The attorneys at Mackay, Caswell & Callahan, P.C. have an intimate knowledge of the state and federal tax systems, forged through decades of practice. This deep understanding allows them to approach each case with a tailored strategy, recognizing the different collection and enforcement tactics used by various agencies. They are committed to ensuring every client is treated fairly and with respect, working efficiently to resolve disputes and achieve the best possible results. Whether you are an individual with offshore assets or a corporation facing a complex audit, the firm has the expertise to bring you into compliance and protect your bottom line.
Comprehensive Tax and Business Law Services
Mackay, Caswell & Callahan, P.C. offers a full spectrum of services to address both current tax problems and future planning needs. They believe in proactive counsel to help clients avoid disputes before they arise. Their practice is both broad and deep, covering the most critical aspects of tax and business law. 💼
- Tax Lawyers: Providing expert representation for unfiled tax returns, tax collections, and criminal tax investigations.
- IRS Dispute Lawyers: Specializing in handling tax audits, negotiating Offers in Compromise (OIC) to settle tax debt, and managing offshore voluntary disclosures.
- Business and Real Estate Lawyers: Offering strategic counsel on the sale of businesses, partnership issues, contract disputes, and Section 1031 like-kind exchanges.
- Estate Planning: The firm also provides tax planning for investments and estates, helping clients protect their assets for the future.
Your Advocate and Shield
Dealing directly with tax agencies can be one of the most stressful experiences of your life. Mackay, Caswell & Callahan, P.C. removes that burden by acting as your representative, handling all communication and doing the talking so you don’t have to. The firm offers a free estimate to help you understand your options. If you need a top NYC tax attorney to navigate a dispute or plan for the future, they have the proven experience to be in your corner. 🛡️
Specializing In
Tax Audits, Unfiled Returns, Back Taxes, Criminal Tax Investigations, Section 1031 Exchanges, Offers in Compromise, Offshore Voluntary Disclosure, Tax Planning, Estate Planning, Business Sale, Contract Disputes
Address & Location
Located in the bustling Grand Central neighborhood of Midtown Manhattan, just steps away from the iconic Bryant Park.
Building Location
This is a 12-story pre-war commercial building designed by the famed Art Deco architect Ely Jacques Kahn and completed in 1924 at 10 E 39th St. It stands in close proximity to the New York Public Library and the Lutheran Church in America.
Suite Access
Enter through the attended main lobby of the fully wheelchair-accessible building at 10 E 39th St. Take the passenger elevator to the 9th floor to locate Suite 901.
Parking Details
Convenient public parking options are located nearby, including the underground valet facility at the Centerpark East 39th Street Parking Garage.
Public Transit
Served by MTA Route M3 (Northbound/Southbound); nearest stop is at Madison Avenue & East 40th Street.
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