ヴァル・オルブライトは、複雑な米国連邦税および州税に関する税務紛争（行政解決および訴訟を含む）に巻き込まれたクライアントを支援します。また、既存の事業運営や構造に関する助言を提供し、税務計画に関する事項を支援します。ヴァルのクライアントは、石油・ガス、油田サービス、通信、ソフトウェア、保険、電子機器、エンターテインメント、消費財、トラック輸送、製薬、農業、食品生産などの多様な業界に加え、富裕層個人にも及びます。

Val handles virtually any aspect of complex tax disputes involving the IRS, including:

• Civil examinations
• Criminal investigations
• Collection proceedings
• Protests before Appeals
• Requests for private letter rulings
• Requests for competent authority assistance
• Requests for bilateral and unilateral advance pricing agreements
• Trial and settlement of disputes before the courts and administrative bodies

Clients seek Val’s experienced, high-value counsel as a tax controversy attorney on U.S. domestic and international tax issues, including transfer pricing, subpart F, other foreign entity, foreign tax credit, U.S. trade or business, permanent establishment, research tax credit, foreign tax credit, other tax credit, withholding tax, captive insurance, worthless stock loss, business expense, domestic production activities deduction, consolidated return, charitable deduction, conservation easement, tax exemption, partnership, valuation and family limited partnership, tax treaty, transportation and other excise tax, voluntary disclosure, IRS collection, tax penalty, procedural, tax litigation and other issues.

Throughout his career, Val has achieved multiple successes. Most recently, Val served as the lead trial counsel for Rent-A-Center in a large complex matter before the U.S. Tax Court involving captive insurance issues.

Prior to entering private practice in 1994, Val worked for the IRS Office of Chief Counsel in Chicago and Dallas, where he served in a variety of federal tax litigation and executive capacities.  During his tenure as a federal tax attorney with the Office of Chief Counsel, Val was involved in the development, settlement of numerous corporate and individual federal tax cases involving diverse domestic and international tax issues, including transfer pricing, oil and gas and related issues.