Mr. Matthew (Matt) S. Paolillo, Lawyer at MendenFreiman LLP

Mr. Matthew (Matt) S. Paolillo, Senior Associate Attorney
Tax Controversy, Collection, Tax Planning, Business Law, Estate Planning

Phone:470-361-2765
Address: 5565 Glenridge Connector, N.E., Suite 850, Atlanta, GA 30342

Law Firm:	MendenFreiman LLP
Lawyer:	Mr. Matthew (Matt) S. Paolillo
Phone:	470-361-2765
Fax:
Lawyer Title:	Senior Associate
Practice Areas:	Tax Controversy, Collection, Tax Planning, Business Law, Estate Planning
Bio:	Matt Paolillo is an associate in MendenFreiman’s tax controversy and collection, tax planning, business law, and estate planning practice areas. He joined the firm in 2019 and has experience representing clients before the Internal Revenue Service as well as various state tax authorities. Matt also works closely with clients to develop business and estate plans that accomplish their personal goals while minimizing tax and other costs. He has experience drafting LLC and partnership operating agreements, purchase agreements, and other business contracts as well as wills, trust agreements, and other estate planning documents. Prior to joining MendenFreiman, Matt was an associate at Gomel, Davis & Watson, LLP, and previously served as an Attorney Advisor to Judge Elizabeth Crewson Paris of the U.S. Tax Court. In his time at the Tax Court, Matt gained extensive experience in the practice and procedure of tax controversy with respect to a wide range of substantive tax issues. Representative Matters • Represented individuals and businesses in IRS audits, appeals, and administrative conferences, resulting in significant tax savings. • Represented individuals and businesses before the United States Tax Court, including successful settlement negotiations with IRS Appeals and IRS Counsel. • Successfully negotiated IRS collection alternatives such as installment agreements, offers in compromise, and “currently not collectible status” on behalf of individuals and business
Admitted:	United States Court of Federal Claims; United States Tax Court; United States Supreme Court; 2010, Florida; 2015, District of Columbia;
College:	College of William & Mary, Class of 2007, B.B.A., Accounting
Law School:	Wake Forest University School of Law, Class of 2010, J.D., , Georgetown University Law Center, Class of 2011, LL.M.
Membership:	The Florida Bar, member District of Columbia Bar, member American Bar Association, member.
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Languages:	English

Lawyer Mr. Matthew (Matt) S. Paolillo, graduated from College of William & Mary, Class of 2007, B.B.A., Accounting Wake Forest University School of Law, Class of 2010, J.D., , Georgetown University Law Center, Class of 2011, LL.M., is now employed by MendenFreiman LLP at 5565 Glenridge Connector, N.E., Suite 850 Atlanta, GA 30342.

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Mr. Matthew (Matt) S. Paolillo has been admitted in United States Court of Federal Claims; United States Tax Court; United States Supreme Court; 2010, Florida; 2015, District of Columbia;. His or her practice areas include Tax Controversy, Collection, Tax Planning, Business Law, Estate Planning.

Mr. Matthew (Matt) S. Paolillo's college and law school education includes College of William & Mary, Class of 2007, B.B.A., Accounting, Wake Forest University School of Law, Class of 2010, J.D., , Georgetown University Law Center, Class of 2011, LL.M.. Other biographical background includes Matt Paolillo is an associate in MendenFreiman’s tax controversy and collection, tax planning, business law, and estate planning practice areas. He joined the firm in 2019 and has experience representing clients before the Internal Revenue Service as well as various state tax authorities. Matt also works closely with clients to develop business and estate plans that accomplish their personal goals while minimizing tax and other costs. He has experience drafting LLC and partnership operating agreements, purchase agreements, and other business contracts as well as wills, trust agreements, and other estate planning documents. Prior to joining MendenFreiman, Matt was an associate at Gomel, Davis & Watson, LLP, and previously served as an Attorney Advisor to Judge Elizabeth Crewson Paris of the U.S. Tax Court. In his time at the Tax Court, Matt gained extensive experience in the practice and procedure of tax controversy with respect to a wide range of substantive tax issues. Representative Matters • Represented individuals and businesses in IRS audits, appeals, and administrative conferences, resulting in significant tax savings. • Represented individuals and businesses before the United States Tax Court, including successful settlement negotiations with IRS Appeals and IRS Counsel. • Successfully negotiated IRS collection alternatives such as installment agreements, offers in compromise, and “currently not collectible status” on behalf of individuals and business. You should contact other lawyers and law firms nearby before choosing your legal representatives.

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