Corporate Tax Planning

Ohio Corporate Tax Planning Attorneys

Creating Value from Day One

Effective tax planning increases your firm's cash flow, enhances net profits, and creates opportunities for growth, as well as reduces your current tax obligations. Through efficient planning and structuring of business transactions, we can help clients avoid overpayment of tax obligations and seize opportunities for growth.

The business tax planning attorneys at The Robison Law Firm in Cincinnati, Ohio, provide independent and unbiased tax planning and implementation that today’s businesses need. Our business tax planning lawyers design and implement tax strategies that help our business clients avoid tax pitfalls and take advantage of opportunities.

"Our client's want advice that is independent, unbiased and represents the best business solution for them."
Stephen L. Robison Board-Certified Federal Taxation Law Specialist

Our firm’s success is built on our relationships with our clients. We work closely with our corporate clients’ in-house personnel in order to better understand the company's business and its tax planning needs and goals. Based on this understanding, we carefully tailor our tax planning strategies to address your specific needs. As independent advisors we have the objectivity to cut through resistance to change, turf battles and antiquated thinking.

Working with Other Professionals

Our firm works with corporate tax planning clients directly and in cooperation with other law and accounting firms where corporate tax planning is not their main area of expertise. Please contact us to discuss how we can help you deliver quality services to your clients while reducing your risk of professional malpractice or IRS tax penalties.

Let us help manage your tax liabilities so you can manage your growth. Contact The Robison Law Firm for effective corporate tax planning services, including:

• Tax related aspects of taxable and tax free purchase, sale and merger agreements of S corporations and C corporations
• Analysis of income and assets to reduce income tax liabilities
• Capital gain planning, including converting ordinary income to capital gains
• Maximizing low-taxed assets
• Utilizing business loans
• Section 199 domestic manufacturing deductions
• Use of tax accounting methods to reduce tax liabilities
• Change of accounting methods
• Pros and cons of S corporations and C corporations
• Executive compensation issues
• Employee benefit plans
• Deferred compensation planning
• Non-qualified deferred compensation plans
• Real estate ownership tax issues, from acquisition to disposition
• Utilizing Section 1031 exchanges to reduce your taxes on gains from the sale of business assets
• Tax deferral strategies, including installment sales