Latham tax lawyers create innovative structures and solve complex tax issues for a full spectrum of clients.
Our tax lawyers advise multinational corporations, financial institutions, private equity funds, domestic corporations, joint ventures, emerging companies, special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs), and tax-exempt organizations.
The firm has a long and rich history with the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and US Department of the Treasury, dating back to founding partner Dana Latham’s tenure as Commissioner of the IRS under President Eisenhower. Today, more than 100 tax lawyers around the globe collaborate across offices and disciplines to address tax issues that arise in the context of transactions, controversies, and general business operations. While tax questions are often complex, we develop practical, commercial answers for clients across a range of industries.
Latham Tax Controversy team recognized for a Court of Federal Claims win on behalf of Citigroup Inc. in a dispute rooted in the savings and loan crisis of the 1980s.
Financial Times recognizes the firm’s strengths across metrics that assess legal industry leadership and strategic growth.
Global Chair of the Transactional Tax Practice honored for advising industry-leading clients on the tax aspects of recent M&A transactions, often involving multiple stakeholders and complex tax-related carve-out issues.
