Laski & Gordon, LLP was established in 1983. The named partners, Mortimer L. Laski and Kenneth G. Gordon have extensive experience in tax and tax related matters. Mort had four years of public accounting experience and then worked for the Internal Revenue Service as a Revenue Agent, Manager and Estate and Gift Tax Attorney. Mort left the government in 1982. Ken was a senior trial attorney for the Internal Revenue Service for more than seven years and went into private practice in 1980.

 Our firm represents individuals, partnerships, corporations, estates and trusts in all aspects of tax planning, and controversy matters regarding both civil and criminal tax matters. This includes representation before the Internal Revenue Service, California Franchise Tax Board, Employment Development Department, State Board of Equalization, and the City of Los Angeles. The firm’s controversy practice entails tax examinations, administrative appeals, tax litigation, tax collection matters, criminal investigations and trials. Laski & Gordon, LLP has also acted as special tax litigation counsel, on behalf of a bankruptcy trustee, involving significant claims of tax liabilities and fraud in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. In addition, the firm has successfully tried criminal sales tax and California criminal income tax cases. As an adjunct to our extensive tax practice, we also represent clients in the California Probate Court.

 Representation of our clients are before all the administrative levels of the state, county, city and federal governments. In addition, our firm represents our clients’ interests before the United States Tax Court, Federal District Courts, U.S. Bankruptcy Courts, Federal Appeals Courts, and California Superior and Probate Courts.