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Plaza of the Americas South

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City Center District, Downtown Dallas, Central Dallas

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Maxine Aaronson Attorney at Law

Maxine Aaronson

Maxine Attorney Aaronson at Law

Aaronson Maxine Attorney At Law

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Phone: (214) 220-2050

Address: 600 N Pearl St Ste 2170, Dallas, TX 75201

Website: http://www.federaltaxplanning.com

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Adoption
Guardianship
Legal Separation
Most people are aware that a surviving spouse is usually entitled to inherit all or a large portion of the estate of a deceased spouse. Fewer understand the effect on estates if one spouse dies during a legal separation or after a... Read more.

Wrongful Death
When the conduct of the person causing the injury is particularly reprehensible (i.e., done with the intent to harm, “wanton and willful,” or “in disregard for the welfare and safety of others”), courts may impose “punitive damages” to punish the wrongdoer. An amendment to the Internal Revenue Code by the “Small Business Job Protection Act of 1996” and a contemporaneous U.S. Supreme Court decision clarify that punitive damage awards are taxable, even if imposed in a tort action where there is physical injury or sickness. One exception to this rule is for punitive damages awarded in a wrongful death action. If applicable state laws limit the scope of an award for damages to punitive damages in connection to wrongful death claims, then such awards are not taxable.

Business and Corporate Law

Business Disputes
Maxine Aaronson’s practice is focused on providing tax advice and tax related legal services to businesses, their owners and executives. Since 1980, Ms. Aaronson has specialized in coordinating the intricacies of the Internal Revenue Code with business law and with the personal goals of her clients. Maxine is board certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, having been awarded a certificate of Special Competence in Tax Law in 1986. She uses a client-centered team approach, working closely with the client’s other professional advisers to achieve an optimal result with the lowest possible tax cost to the client.
Business Transactions
Limited Liability Companies
Www.csbgroup.com/tax/, she maximizes opportunities to preserve family wealth. Maxine Aaronson uses a mix of partnerships, limited liability companies, corporations, and trusts in planning for the management and transfer of personal wealth. She assists her clients with stock redemptions and corporate and partnership reorganizations, as well as charitable giving, individual tax planning, and the planning for the protection of pre-marital wealth by designing appropriate marital agreements. Ms. Aaronson also advises clients on issues arising from the taxation of lawsuit damages, the imposition of the alternative minimum tax, capital gains tax planning, like-kind exchanges, stock options and deferred compensation issues.

Severance Agreement

Real Estate Litigation
“Maxine Aaronson is an insightful problem solver who has the intelligence, tenacity and ability to facilitate the resolution of complex business disputes, accounting issues, and real estate litigation, among other matters. I am thankful that a judge had the foresight to appoint Maxine as mediator on one of my cases seven years ago. She always adds value to my clients’ cases.”
Construction Litigation
Eminent Domain
“Maxine, I want to thank you for all your patience and persistence mediating our eminent domain cases. Your extensive knowledge of the process was a very valuable factor in our ability to reach a satisfactory conclusion. Your objectivity and expertise are much appreciated and I am looking forward to mediating more cases with you in the future.”

Personal Injury
The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) takes a broad view of what is considered “income” for purposes of taxation. The U.S. Supreme Court has provided additional interpretation, stating that “any funds” received by a taxpayer are presumed to be part of gross income. This may include money received as a result of a court award or settlement on a personal injury claim.
Medical Malpractice

Trusts and Estates

Estate Planning
Maxine Aaronson is a past chair of the Continuing Legal Education committee for the State Bar of Texas’ Section of Taxation and formerly chaired the Tax Committee of the American Bar Association’s Section of Dispute Resolution. She is a sought after speaker on subjects relating to business, tax and estate planning across the nation.
Wills
Ms. Aaronson’s trust and estate planning practice involves creation and administration of trusts, the preparation of wills, the use and administration of charities and advising on issues arising from the ownership of out of state property by her affluent clients. She prepares wills and trusts, including charitable remainder and lead trusts, life insurance trusts, grantor retained annuity trusts, qualified personal residence trusts, and generation-skipping trusts. She uses lifetime giving programs, family limited partnerships, corporate redemptions, buy-sell agreements and ESOPs to transfer assets to the next generation while minimizing the amount of transfer tax imposed. She also assists her clients with non-citizen spouses in drafting Qualified Domestic Trusts (QDOTs) to ensure that the estate tax marital deduction is fully allowed.
Trusts
Ms. Aaronson represents clients on all tax issues associated with forming, expanding, operating and winding-up tax-exempt organizations. She is adept at obtaining federal, state and local tax exemptions for religious, charitable, educational and other organizations. Maxine Aaronson also advises tax-exempt organizations involved in joint venture and partnership arrangements with taxable organizations, and counsels private foundations, charitable trusts and other exempt organizations regarding unrelated business taxable income, intermediate sanctions and other excise taxes, as well as federal and state compliance issues.
Probate

Tax Law
Board Certified in Tax Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, Maxine Aaronson has more than 40 years of experience helping clients manage the impact of federal and state taxation on their families and businesses. She limits her practice to the following areas...

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