Robert Jackson's practice focuses on all areas of federal tax controversy in both the civil and criminal divisions of the Internal Revenue Service.
He represents taxpayers in the examination, appeals, and collections divisions of the IRS, as well as litigating cases against the IRS in Federal District Court, United States Tax Court, and Bankruptcy Court. Robert’s practice also concentrates on resolving white collar criminal investigations and prosecutions.
In addition to tax controversy, Robert's practice includes asset protection, entity formation and the drafting of wills and trusts.
Robert is a frequent speaker on tax controversy, IRS procedure, and litigation matters. He serves on the North Texas Representation Counsel and the Tax Controversy section of the State Bar of Texas.
Texas Super Lawyer for 2020-2021.
