About Thomas J.
Thomas J. Hansen brings both legal background and accounting information to his work in Illinois. He is admitted to practice in the state and draws on degrees in accounting, taxation and regulation to advise clients on problems the place numbers and laws meet. He describes the aggregate of credentials as realistic: it helps him translate technical tax principles into legal avenues his clients can use.
Hansen earned his J.D. from The John Marshall Law School in 1984 after finishing a M.S.T. in Taxation at DePaul University in 1976. He holds a B.S. in Accounting from Northern Illinois University, received in 1972. The sequence of degrees set a clean path; he built a foundation in accounting first, then specialised in taxation before pursuing a legal education.
He practices at Thomas J. Hansen, Ltd., representing individuals and businesses on matters that often require a knowing of each regulation and financial element. His profession centers on tax-related problems and disputes, business tax questions and different things where accounting records and legal analysis intersect. Clients have covered small agencies and mavens whose issues often blend adherence worries with transactional and dispute elements.
Hansen keeps memberships in organizations that reflect his twin pursuits. He is a member of the Illinois CPA Society and the American Association of Lawyer-CPAs. He also belongs to The John Marshall School Alumni, remaining engaged with the network that educated him. Those affiliations keep him related to developments in taxation and accounting practices as well as to legal issues affecting financial mavens.
Colleagues say Hansen's work has a tendency to involve cautious evaluate of monetary files, tax returns and transactional history. He approaches instances by figuring out the legal questions that the numbers increase and by assisting clients weigh alternatives. The work levels from advising on tax positions to helping in decision of disputes that contain complex monetary information.
He continues to practice in Illinois and spends his time dealing with matters that take a seat on the crossroads of tax, accounting and law. His current practice makes a speciality of tax-related legal matters and on advising clients whose instances require each legal and accounting expertise.
