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Keith
H. Johnson has been a
practicing tax attorney
since June, 1982.
Mr. Johnson is one of
the founding partners of the
firm.
Prior to establishing
the firm in March of 1993,
Mr. Johnson worked as an
attorney with Office of
Chief Counsel, Internal
Revenue Service for four and
one-half years and spent the
remaining years working for
a local tax controversy firm
in private practice.
During his time with
Office of Chief Counsel,
Internal Revenue Service,
Mr. Johnson was
cross-assigned to the three
primary areas - - tax
litigation involving audits
and United States Tax Court;
general litigation involving
tax collection issues,
federal tax liens, etc.; and
criminal tax matters
involving a review of
Criminal Investigation
Division cases before
referral to the Tax
Division, National Office of
Chief Counsel and the
Department of Justice
Criminal Tax Division.
In addition to these
duties, Mr. Johnson was
appointed as a Special
Assistant United States
Attorney to serve as the
legal representative in the
United States Bankruptcy
Court on behalf of the
Department of Justice and
Internal Revenue Service relating to tax matters.
Since
January of 1987, after his
tenure with Internal Revenue
Service ended, Mr. Johnson
has concentrated his private
practice in all areas of the
tax controversy field.
He has handled a
multitude of tax-related
cases at all levels,
including audit, appeals,
United States Tax Court
litigation,
Federal District Court
litigation, United States
Bankruptcy Court litigation,
and tax collection matters.
In conjunction with
his tax practice, Mr.
Johnson also handles estate
planning and probate matters
for the firm.
This includes will
and trust drafting, estate
and gift tax planning
analysis, and probate and
guardianship matters.
Prior
to law school, Mr. Johnson
was recruited by Internal
Revenue Service and hired as
a Revenue Agent assigned to
the Examination Division of
Internal Revenue Service.
While still in
undergraduate school, Mr.
Johnson worked as a
full-time Revenue Agent
assigned to audit
individuals and small
businesses.
Mr. Johnson spent
nearly a year working for
Internal Revenue Service in
this capacity prior to
resigning to attend law
school.
Mr.
Johnson graduated in 1979
from Appalachian State
University with a B.S.B.A.
in Accounting and in 1981
from Stetson University
College of Law with a J.D.,
where he was an Associate
Editor of the Stetson Law
Review.
In
addition to his many years
of tax experience, Mr.
Johnson is a Certified
Public Accountant licensed
in the State of Florida
and a Board Certified Tax
Attorney, which is a
specialist designation
awarded by The Florida Bar.
Mr. Johnson is
admitted to practice in the
Florida State Courts, the
United States Tax Court, the
United States District
Courts for the Northern,
Middle and Southern Federal
Districts of Florida, and the Eleventh Circuit
Court of Appeals.
Mr. Johnson is also a
member of the Jacksonville
Bar Association, the Jacksonville Bankruptcy Bar
Association, the Florida
Institute of Certified
Public Accountants, the
American Association of
Attorney-Certified Public
Accountants, and the Florida
Association of
Attorney-Certified Public
Accountants.
Phone:
(904) 737-5930
kjohnson@johnsonandjohnsonpa.com
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