What is the Job of a Tax Lawyer?
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To know and understand any and all rules pertaining to taxes, and to represent you in tax hearings.
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Seek advice from a licensed professional financial adviser who is employed by a registerd firm.
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Bond lawyers.  Get to sit in an office, don't have to appear in front of a judge, just work on a computer, make some phone calls, and rake in the dough.
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An accountant is someone who records numbers and knows the rules regarding how those numbers need to be recorded it.  Accountants are not necessarily investment gurus.  Plus accounts who work usually only earn a fixed salary unlike someone who is a sales person earning a commission.  If you are working for a commission your income is not fixed and you have the potential for much higher income.\nAlso, accountants don't make that much money.\nI know because I am an accountant. The money is decent but not great.
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Hire a lawyer outside of the union, the union should pay for the lawyer.
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its a kind of lawyer...a scavenger
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I'm an attorney who helps people and corporations protect their intellectual property (copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets) from the bad guys who would use them for their own benefit without paying my clients anything.  I like my job because I get to figure out the solutions to people's problems, I get to argue in court, and I get to write and do research that helps make the law.
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legal system....hire a good business lawyer, that specailizes in accounting.
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A criminal lawyer can make from 50,000 to 200,000+ a year. It all depends on how much work you put into it and how many people know about you. Become famous through a case like O.J [whom is guilty] and you can be the richest lawyer in the world. If you believe in protecting the enviorment and you are for the green party, you won't make as much. Find a job that you are comfortable with and that you can have a family and enjoy it. Being a lawyer will give you all the money in the world, but not all the time to spend it. Remember that.\n\n-Jordan, 14, CA
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System Analyst or Corporate Attorney.
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File a DBA (Doing Business As) also called a 'ficticious business name' at your county court house or through a service, for each business name. Then file taxes under the primary one.
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You don't necessarily need an attorney.  If you need assistance, I know a pretty good tax guy at the following website:  http://www.irstaxhelp.com.  If he thinks your situation needs an attorney, he'll get you in contact with me.
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good question. i have thought of becoming one myself but i know that you have to do the grunt work. you have to do the research on the tax laws and help them with the paper work and sometimes even go to meet a client for them. this happend to my fiance. he was in a wreck and we live in sc and his lawer was in nc and he sent his paralegals to meet him here in sc and get the papers signed.
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You need a lawyer with experience in defending the type of lawsuit filed against you.
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It really depends on the law firm and the kind of law practiced by the attorney you report to. A paralegal for a trial lawyer who handles criminal cases may do a lot of running around the office--- making copies, fetching law books from the library, doing research, etc--- because that's a pretty high-energy, high-stress workplace. If you work for an estate lawyer, it may be more sitting because their cases don't have the same frantic pace.
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Im currently in the process of becoming a tax attorney or corporate lawyer, I cant decide.  I have completed my undergraduate degree in accounting and I am in an MBA program.  Also, I am applying to law school for fall 07.  The university I attend has a J.D. program where I can get both my law degree and MBA at the same time while reducing the number of hours incurred by pursuing them independently.  For specifically tax law/attorney, I would suggest an undergraduate degree in preferably accounting, a MS accountancy or MBA and law school.  Also, it is a very good idea to test for the CPA as mentioned earlier.  Keep your GPA as high as possible and do as well as you can on the LSAT, everything else is destiny.
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Look into organizing a limited liability company (LLC).  LLC's will protect your personal assets like a corporation, and you get taxed like a partnership (no double tax like corporations).  LLC's have less paperwork generally, but the owners (members) still need to abide by the Organization Agreement and Articles of Organization.\n\nA corporation is an option, and an IRS subchapter S election may be the way to go, and if so, will save you taxes.  And yes, the corporation will protect your personal assets so long as you observe the distinction between the corporation and yourself.\n\nAs you have noted, a partnership will expose you individually to the partnership's liabilities.\n\nThe botton line is that you need legal and tax advisors.  The information you get here are mere talking points that you can use for discussion with real professionals.  It will cost some money, but it is worth it because you will be laying the foundation for establishing your future tax and legal liabilities.  Make sure that your lawyer is licensed by the California Bar and that your accountant is a licensed CPA in California.