Herman J. Marino

Attorney Herman J. Marino has over 45 years of experience in all phases of income, estate, gift and employment tax compliance and litigation including preparation and review of income, estate gift and employment tax returns; negotiation of submission of delinquent returns with IRS special procedures division; federal and state audits and administrative protests; appeals to IRS district and appellate counsel; negotiation of offers in compromise and settlement of IRS levies/liens; income estate and gift tax planning for high net worth individuals, small and mid-sized corporations, limited liability companies, subchapter S corporations, general and limited partnerships; formation of domestic and offshore trusts and other asset-protection devices; and tax planning for nonresident aliens and departing U.S. employees.He also has over 45  years experience in all phases of tax and commercial litigation in U.S. District Courts, U.S. Tax Court, and the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. (Representative list of trials supplied upon request.)

Herman J. Marino, Ltd., PC, Chicago, IL

Pre-2000-present.
Law firm providing comprehensive and costeffective legal guidance in all phases of income, estate, gift, and employment tax compliance and litigation. Provide: (i) advice to domestic and global clients on legal concerns and casepertinent issues and research; (ii) draft tax refund complaints; (iii) review casespecific documentation; provide litigation in the small business, real estate, probate, and administration arenas; (iv) due diligence for the formation and ongoing oversight of limited liability companies, subchapter S corporations, and general partnerships

Herman J. Marino Tax Planning and Resolution PA, 2022-present.

Pre-2000-present.
Law Firm organized in Florida to provide: (i) comprehensive and costeffective legal guidance in all phases of income, estate, gift, and employment tax compliance and litigation; (ii) review income, estate, gift, and employment tax compliance issues for clients; (iii) adjudicate of tax matters in US District and Tax Courts; (iv) negotiate delinquent IRS tax accounts; and, (v) file protests and appeals in district and appellate courts.