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Brandon Anthony Keim is a seasoned attorney based in Phoenix, specializing in Employment Law, Insurance, Tax, and Tax Controversy. With a distinguished career that includes six years as a senior trial attorney at the IRS, Brandon brings a wealth of experience and expertise to his practice at Frazer Ryan Goldberg & Arnold LLP, where he represents taxpayers nationwide. During his tenure at the IRS, Brandon was honored with the Chief Counsel National Award for Superior Achievement in Outstanding Litigation, a testament to his exceptional skills in the courtroom. He gained national recognition for successfully litigating the first Section 831(b) captive insurance case before the U.S. Tax Court in 2015 and followed this achievement with a second case in 2016. His extensive experience includes overseeing and advising IRS attorneys and revenue agents on captive insurance transactions, as well as providing counsel on partnership and estate and gift tax matters. Brandon's proficiency extends to a wide array of tax controversy issues, including corporate, partnership, collection, complex estate and gift tax matters, employment tax, property tax, international tax issues, and cases involving abusive transactions and fraud. His unique background as a CPA and former financial statement auditor enhances his understanding of accounting and business concepts, allowing him to navigate the intricacies of tax law with confidence. Committed to providing his clients with tailored legal solutions, Brandon combines his legal acumen with a deep understanding of the complexities of tax legislation. His dedication to excellence and his proven track record make him a trusted advocate for individuals and businesses facing tax challenges.
Tax attorneys help individuals and businesses with tax planning, compliance, and disputes with tax authorities. They work to minimize tax liability and resolve IRS issues. Common matters include tax planning, irs audits, tax disputes, business tax.