Andrew J. Wyman has an extensive background and experience in the field of federal tax law. With over twenty (20) years of practice, his focus has primarily been on representing taxpayers in dealings with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and litigating federal tax cases in the United States Tax Court.
Andrew's career started in the Office of Chief Counsel for the IRS, where he gained valuable experience in litigating cases before the United States Tax Court and providing internal advice on audit and collections matters. This experience within the IRS likely provided him with valuable insights into the workings of the organization and the legal strategies employed by the government in tax cases.
Currently, Andrew continues his tax practice in private practice, offering his skills, knowledge, and insights to individuals and businesses facing issues with the IRS. His practice covers a wide range of federal tax matters, including representing clients in disputes with the IRS and representing taxpayers in proceedings before the United States Tax Court. This suggests that Andrew is well-equipped to handle various tax-related challenges and provide legal guidance and representation in those matters.
With his background in both government and private practice, Andrew is likely able to offer clients a unique perspective and strategic advantage in navigating the complexities of federal tax law.
