A defense attorney trying to shield his client’s financial documents from the Internal Revenue Service was happy to cite a case he lost more than a decade ago as precedent during oral argument Thursday before a 9th Circuit Court of Appeals panel.
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When facing a complex tax controversy, having the right legal representation is crucial. For over three decades, Jay Weill has been a leader in the field of criminal and civil tax law. His extensive experience, particularly in San Francisco and Northern California, makes him a premier choice for individuals and businesses dealing with high-stakes tax issues.
A Storied Career in Tax Law
Jay Weill’s expertise as a criminal tax attorney in San Francisco is built on a distinguished career in public service. He served as a trial attorney with the Tax Division of the U.S. Department of Justice from 1970 to 1975, and then as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Tax Division of the U.S. Attorney’s Office in San Francisco. In 1982, he was appointed Chief of the Division, where he led for 25 years, managing both civil and criminal tax cases.
Expertise Across the Spectrum of Tax Law
Mr. Weill’s practice focuses on resolving IRS disputes and defending clients in both criminal investigations and civil tax proceedings. Whether you’re facing IRS criminal investigations, tax evasion charges, or unreported income issues, Jay Weill is the criminal tax attorney in San Francisco you need by your side. His expertise includes:
- Criminal tax investigations: Defending clients against IRS criminal prosecutions and grand jury subpoenas.
- Civil tax litigation: Representing clients in federal and state courts, tax court, and appellate proceedings.
- White collar defense: Handling complex tax fraud, evasion, money laundering, and financial crimes.
Unique Insights from 35 Years in Government
Mr. Weill’s 35-year tenure as a government prosecutor, coupled with his in-depth knowledge of how the IRS and Department of Justice operate, allows him to effectively navigate tax disputes. His longstanding relationships with federal enforcement agencies provide a distinct advantage when resolving client issues efficiently and favorably.
