As Chair of KJK’s Tax Practice Group, Kevin works with closely held businesses in a wide range of sectors, including manufacturing, transportation, mining and real estate in matters related to tax and wealth planning. He also works with individuals on estate planning, succession and tax planning.
Kevin is both a practicing attorney and a certified public accountant, bringing nearly 40 years of experience in both disciplines to his client service. As a result of that unique blend of legal and accounting expertise, Kevin can deliver comprehensive tax-related counsel as well as creative thinking to solve clients’ most complex financial challenges.
Kevin is admitted to represent clients before the U.S. Tax Court in addition to state and federal courts. He has served in many leadership positions at KJK over his tenure, including his current position on the firm’s Executive Committee and his former role as Managing Partner from 1994-1999.
Tax season has officially arrived, and thanks to the pandemic, this one is shaping up to be like none before it. Typically, the filing period starts in late January. This year, however, the IRS announced it was delaying the start of the 2021 tax filing season to Feb....
The Chairman and Ranking Member of the House Ways and Means Committee introduced this week the “Securing a Strong Retirement Act of 2020.” The bi-partisan bill provides a number of changes to the country’s current retirement system. These include: Raising the age at...
The rise in e-commerce and the sale of products and services across state lines has radically changed states’ ability to take in sales tax revenues. On June 21, 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court upended prior precedent by ruling in South Dakota v. Wayfair that a state may...
