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Quinn Disparte is a highly experienced tax controversy lawyer in Los Angeles, California. With a background in tax procedure and controversy, corporate law, and civil litigation, he represents individuals and businesses before various tax authorities and courts.

Mr. Quinn Disparte is a seasoned lawyer with a specialization in tax controversy. His expertise lies in representing individuals and businesses in dealings with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Franchise Tax Board (FTB), Employment Development Department (EDD), and State Board of Equalization (SBOE). Additionally, he also handles criminal proceedings for taxpayers in both state and federal courts.

Aside from his legal practice, Mr. Disparte is also an adjunct professor of tax procedure and controversy at UCSD. This role allows him to share his knowledge and experience with future legal professionals in the field of taxation.

Prior to founding Disparte Tax Law, Mr. Disparte worked as a tax attorney at a reputable law firm in San Diego. During his time there, he focused on taxation controversy, business law, and civil litigation. His work provided him with extensive experience in tax procedure and controversy, corporate law, and tax analysis for corporations and high net worth individuals.

Furthermore, Mr. Disparte served as a law clerk to the Honorable Maren Nelson of the Superior Court in Los Angeles. This experience allowed him to gain valuable insights into the judicial system and further honed his legal skills.

Mr. Disparte holds an LL.M. in Taxation with Distinction from the Georgetown University Law Center, where he also received Dean’s List honors. He obtained his Juris Doctor with honors from Brigham Young University. During his time in law school, he was actively involved in various legal publications and competitions, such as the International Law and Management Review and the Vis International Arbitration Moot Court team.

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