Law Offices of E. Christopher Lang P.C.

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Tax attorney in Denver, CO (show on map)

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The Law Offices of E. Christopher Lang P.C. is a Colorado Tax and Estate Law firm offering personalized service for each and every client, specializing in tax law, estate planning, and business formation.

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About

The Law Offices of E. Christopher Lang P.C. is a Colorado Tax and Estate Law firm offering personalized service for each and every client.

Attorney E. Christopher Lang has been representing clients throughout the state of Colorado for more than 3 decades. He has his Bachelor's in Accounting, received his law degree in Boston, Massachusetts, and has received a specialized degree in taxation (LLM Taxation). He has been licensed to practice before the U.S. Tax Court since 1994. He is a member of the Colorado Bar Association, Colorado Bar Tax Division, Colorado Bar Business Division and the Colorado Bar Trust and Estates division.

Licensed to practice before the U.S. Tax Court since 1994

Over 30 years representing Colorado clients

Bachelor's in Accounting plus law degree and LLM in Taxation

Attorney-Client Privilege protection

Free initial consultation

Services

Tax Law

Representation for tax problems including liens, levies, offers in compromise, payroll tax problems, audits, penalty abatement, filing trust and estate tax returns, innocent spouse protection, and tax planning.

IRS Representation Tax Liens Levies Offers in Compromise Payroll Tax Problems Audit Representation Penalty Abatement

Estate Planning

Estate planning services including wills, trusts, probate avoidance, and estate administration.

Wills Trusts Probate Estate Administration

Business Formation

Incorporation services including S Corporations, Limited Liability Companies, Partnerships, and assistance with Tax IDs, EIN, and Colorado Business Registration.

S Corporation LLC Formation Partnership Articles of Incorporation Bylaws EIN Registration

Probate & Trust Administration

Working with executors, administrators, trustees, conservators and personal representatives to help meet probate process requirements and advise trustees and beneficiaries.

Probate Administration Trust Administration Estate Administration

Veteran's Benefits

Assistance for veterans in obtaining Aid and Attendance pension benefits for in-home care, assisted living costs, or nursing home costs.

Aid and Attendance Veteran's Pension Veterans Benefits

Tax Return Preparation

Income tax returns for individuals, estates and trusts (1040 and 1041), and estate and gift tax returns (706 and 709).

Individual Tax Returns Estate Tax Returns Trust Tax Returns

Credentials & Certifications

Licensed to practice before the U.S. Tax Court

Since 1994

Colorado Bar Association member

Colorado Bar Tax Division member

Colorado Bar Business Division member

Colorado Bar Trust and Estates division member

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why choose the Law Offices of E. Christopher Lang? +

Attorney E. Christopher Lang has been licensed to practice before the U.S. Tax Court since 1994 and has represented clients throughout Colorado for over 30 years. He has advanced degree in taxation law and is a member of the Colorado Bar Association.

What tax law services do you offer? +

They help with tax problems including liens, levies, offers in compromise, payroll tax problems, audits, penalty abatement, filing trust and estate tax returns, innocent spouse protection, and tax planning for businesses.

What are the office hours? +

Office Hours are Monday - Thursday 9:00am to 4:00pm. Other hours available by appointment only.

What types of business entities can you help form? +

They specialize in formation of S Corporations, Limited Liability Companies, Partnerships, and can advise on C Corporations, Sole proprietorships, and Non-profit corporations.

What is Attorney-Client Privilege? +

Attorney-Client Privilege protects any communication between you and your attorney rendering it confidential. Unlike other tax professionals, attorneys cannot be forced to disclose confidential matters to the IRS or any other adversarial party.