Jeffrey C. Brown | Attorney at ScottHulse Law Firm

Jeffrey C. Brown, Attorney at ScottHulse Law Firm, represents taxpayers in tax disputes with the Internal Revenue Service and Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts. Mr. Brown also serve as counsel for clients in tax audits and administrative appeals as well as tax litigation. Mr. Brown also assists taxpayers confronted by the Government in actions to recover unpaid taxes. He advises individuals and companies involving tax planning, such as the creation and reorganization of family or commercial entities. Mr. Brown collaborates with accountants and in-house accounting staff to ensure compliance with IRS guidelines and maximize tax savings. He also helped foreign clients in acquiring and disposing U.S. property and businesses. His foreign legal firms work with him and other advisors to help clients structure their investments overseas. Mr. Brown helps clients comply with foreign bank account disclosure (FBAR). He has helped many non-profits to obtain tax-exempt status as well as abolish their corporate structures and address tax and governance issues. His successful defense against IRS efforts to remove a charitable organization's tax-exempt status is an experience to reckon. His practice also entails trademark and service mark protection. He has assisted clients with the acquisition of trademarks by other parties. He helps clients to pursue infringers and defend against people accused of infringing their rights. Mr. Brown has also negotiated and written complex joint venture and licensing agreements involving intellectual property. Martindale-Hubbell's highest peer rating, AV Preeminent is what he has achieved, the peer rating means that the Attorney has achieved the highest levels of professional excellence. He/she has been in law practice many years, and he is known for their highest level of integrity and skill. Mr. Brown is also involved in community affairs, as he is a member of the El Paso Bar Association and Texas Bar Association as well as New York Bar Association, and American Bar Association. He was a member of the U.S. Navy reserve from 1971 to 1995 and retired as a Captain.