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Chris Pomerleau
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Best Tax and Business Attorney

Chris Pomerleau
  • Investor
  • Omaha, NE
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Curious for suggestions on great tax and business attorneys. I live and invest in Omaha, Nebraska, but I’m informed that I don’t necessarily need a tax attorney from the area. For example, I’ve heard great things about Provision Wealth Strategies (Tom Wheelwright’s company - Rich Dad Poor Dad), but their initial meeting and strategy planning is $20,000. Seems high. Thanks for the input!!!

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Michael Plaks
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Michael Plaks
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  • Houston, TX
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@Chris Pomerleau

Not sure why do you think you need an attorney. Tax attorneys are needed for advanced tax controversies (i.e. suing the IRS). Business attorneys are needed for asset protection and setting up business entities like LLCs. 

For business and tax planning, you normally use accountants: CPAs or EAs.

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