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- Business Transactions and Corporate Law
- Emerging Companies and Private Capital
- Employee Benefits
- ERISA
- ERISA Litigation
- Health Care Business
- Health Care Compliance
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Securities and Finance
- Taxation
- Federal Tax
- International Tax
- State and Local Tax
Practice Team 
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Fowler White Boggs Banker has one of the strongest groups of tax lawyers in Florida. Our Firm has been ranked as a leading Florida law firm for Tax by Chambers USA for consecutive years beginning in 2004. Our Firm's Chairman Emeritus, Jack Boggs, is a former Chairman of the Tax Section of The Florida Bar. Mitchell Horowitz leads our Business Transactions and Corporate Law practice as well as the Tax Group which are both part of the Business Department, and he is past Chair of The Florida Bar Tax Section. Fowler White Boggs Banker's Tax Group is involved in all aspects of federal, state, and local taxation, including advice and counsel in structuring acquisitions, sales, shareholder agreements, and other matters. We also have a great deal of experience in representing clients before the Internal Revenue Service and Florida Department of Revenue on a great variety of civil tax issues, including bankruptcy tax planning, and state tax nexus issues.
The International Taxation team concentrates on international, corporate and private client matters, working closely with the Firm’s Business Transactions, Taxation and Corporate Law Practice Group and the Estates and Trusts Practice Group. This team assists foreign investors structuring inbound U.S. business ventures, high net worth foreign families migrating to or investing in the U.S., U.S. companies engaging in cross-border transactions or exporting products or services, and U.S. business executives planning extended tours of duty overseas. These lawyers also handle international tax controversies, intercompany pricing issues, the usage of tax treaties, expatriation, sourcing of income, and cross border transfers of property. Today, most business transactions have some element of international tax, trade or customs requirements.
