
Abkin Law PLC
Wendy Abkin is a tax attorney with Abkin Law PLC in Berkeley, California, representing clients facing both routine and highly complex tax disputes with the IRS, California tax agencies, county Assessors and Assessment Appeals Boards, and city tax agencies. Her clients include individuals, trusts and estates, business entities (partnerships, LLCs, and corporations), and non-profits. With more than 35 years of experience as a tax lawyer, Wendy specializes in tax audits, administrative appeals, and litigating tax disputes, and she has worked both in private practice—with small, mid-size, and large law firms—and in government service. She regularly advises clients on California residency disputes and has assisted numerous trusts in understanding and managing their exposure to California income tax.
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