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Contact Information

Email: info@askfrost.com
Phone: (917) 983-0886
Fax: (888) 235-8405

Hours of Operation

Available 24/7 | In-Office By Appointment Only

Our law firm is located in the Garment District of New York City, 0.4 mile southwest from Time Square, and about 1 mile northwest from the Empire State Building and Koreatown. We know New York City is one of the country's and world’s major commercial and financial centers. Therefore, a lot of legal issues can happen and you need an attorney who will advocate for you, your family, and/or business.

Frost Law is specialized in tax, business, estate planning, and litigation law. Our legal team is comprehensive and it is consists of experienced attorneys, financial planners, accountants, enrolled agents, international tax professionals, and other professionals. We also have offices in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Washington, D.C., and Florida.

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  • 155 W 36th St, New York, NY 10018
141 West 33rd Street Parking
  • 141 West 33rd Street, New York, NY 10001

Nearby Locations

  • 34 St - Penn Station
  • Renaissance New York Midtown Hotel
  • Moxy NYC Times Square

Driving Directions

From I-495 (1 mi)
  1. Head northwest toward E 37th St - Toll road (0.1 mi)
  2. Merge onto E 37th St (0.8 mi)
  3. Pass by City MD East 37th Urgent Care, on the right
  4. Turn left onto 7th Ave/Fashion Ave and our office will be on the right (440 ft)

New York Tax Attorney

Clients throughout New York, NY turn to Frost Law's tax, business, and estate attorneys, plus accountants and other professionals. A handful of the practice areas covered here include tax controversy and international estate planning, among other tax matters. Please contact us if you have any questions or would like to schedule a confidential consultation.

Tax Controversy

An IRS audit often starts with a fairly routine request for documents, but it can escalate if the response is incomplete or the underlying issue turns out to be complicated. A New York tax attorney can review what the government is asking for, respond within the given deadline, and push back on findings that don't hold up. We can also take the matter to appeals if the audit doesn't resolve in your favor.

If a tax debt goes unresolved long enough, the IRS can escalate to liens and levies. A lien attaches to property and can follow someone for years, while a levy can reach directly into a bank account or paycheck with little warning. We'll work to negotiate a lien's release, challenge a levy before it takes hold, or address one that's already been filed.

Settling for less than what's owed through an Offer in Compromise is possible, but it isn't something the IRS approves lightly. A tax attorney in New York can assess whether this route fits your situation and put together the financial disclosures needed to support it.

State and local tax rules add their own layer of complexity, and clients with property or business interests in more than one state often run into rules they didn't expect. Working with a firm active in multiple jurisdictions matters once a tax issue crosses state lines, which is common for clients based in New York with holdings elsewhere.

FATCA Compliance

Clients who already file a U.S. tax return every year sometimes assume that's enough to cover any foreign account or investment they hold. However, FATCA layers an additional requirement on top of it: reporting specified foreign financial assets on Form 8938 once they exceed the threshold that applies to a taxpayer's filing status and residency. Missing that filing carries its own penalty, starting at $10,000 and climbing the longer it goes uncorrected, regardless of whether any tax was actually owed on the account itself.

A New York tax lawyer can review an existing account, or one you've just acquired, to confirm what needs to be reported this year rather than finding out something was missed after the return is already filed.

International Estate Planning

Cross-border tax issues come up the moment an estate involves assets, family members, or citizenship in more than one country, and the rules get complicated quickly. A tax lawyer in New York can help sort through what needs to be reported when gifts or inheritances from foreign nationals are involved, since these transfers can trigger reporting obligations even when no tax is actually owed.

Business Mergers & Acquisitions

A merger or acquisition rarely has just one tax question attached to it. Whether the deal is a taxable asset purchase or a taxable stock purchase changes what the buyer can depreciate and what the seller reports, even when the business itself doesn't change hands any differently. If the target is insolvent, debt treatment and the disposition of remaining assets add another set of issues entirely. Our tax attorneys in NYC work through these questions before the deal structure, joint venture, acquisition, or otherwise, gets finalized, not after.

Pro Bono

Across the communities Frost Law serves, our attorneys take on pro bono matters for clients who otherwise wouldn't have access to legal help, and New York is no exception. If you're facing a legal issue and aren't sure where to turn, please reach out and share your situation with us.

Bankruptcy

Which bankruptcy chapter actually fits depends on your income, your assets, and the kind of debt you’re carrying, not just the total amount owed.. A bankruptcy attorney in New York can help you weigh your income, assets, and debt against the requirements for Chapter 7, Chapter 13, or Chapter 11 to see which one actually fits.

Businesses carrying more complicated debt sometimes turn to Subchapter V of Chapter 11 instead, which cuts down on the cost and procedure of a standard filing for smaller companies. A bankruptcy lawyer in New York can help you sidestep filing under the wrong chapter, a mistake that tends to be costly to fix later.

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New York, NY

462 7th Ave, Floor 6, New York, NY 10018

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(917) 983-0886
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Getting Here

Right off Route 50, next to Westfield Annapolis

We're on the fourth floor of the office building at the corner of Bestgate Road and Annapolis Mall Road. Pick your route below for turn-by-turn directions.

  • From MD-178 (Generals Highway) 0.5 mi

  • From MD-450 (West Street) 1.7 mi

  • From US-50 / I-97 1.1 mi

  • Public transit: Annapolis Transit Purple Route Bus

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. In-office meetings are by appointment so an attorney is ready for you. Call or book online and we'll usually find a time within a few business days.

Is the building accessible?

Yes. The building has step-free entry, elevator access to the fourth floor, and accessible parking in front.

How long are consultations?

Most first meetings run thirty to sixty minutes. We use the time to understand your situation and outline your options.

Can you help with IRS problems?

Yes. Our tax controversy attorneys handle audits, appeals, liens, and offers in compromise with the IRS and the Comptroller of Maryland.

How we help clients in Annapolis and Anne Arundel County

Every attorney in this office focuses on one of four areas. Choose yours to learn more, or call and we'll point you to the right person.

Tax Controversy

IRS and Comptroller of Maryland audits, appeals, collections, liens, and offers in compromise.

Tax Controversy

Business Law

Entity formation, contracts, succession planning, and counsel for owners across Maryland.

Business Law

Estate Planning

Wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and probate administration for families in Anne Arundel County.

Estate Planning

Bankruptcy

Chapter 7, 11, and 13 filings, plus options for resolving tax debt through bankruptcy.

Bankruptcy Options
Our Annapolis office

Where Frost Law started, and still calls home

Frost Law has served clients from Annapolis since our founding. Maryland's capital is home to many of our longtime clients, from state employees and military families to the small businesses that line West Street and Main Street.

Our office sits in a quiet professional building beside Westfield Annapolis, surrounded by the shops and restaurants where our attorneys eat lunch and shop for their own families. We're proud to serve the neighbors we see every day.

Meet the Maryland Team
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FAQs & Other Office Locations

Do I need an appointment?

Yes. In-office meetings are by appointment so an attorney is ready for you. Call or book online and we'll usually find a time within a few business days.

Is the building accessible?

Yes. The building has step-free entry, elevator access to the fourth floor, and accessible parking in front.

How long are consultations?

Most first meetings run thirty to sixty minutes. We use the time to understand your situation and outline your options.

Can you help with IRS problems?

Yes. Our tax controversy attorneys handle audits, appeals, liens, and offers in compromise with the IRS and the Comptroller of Maryland.

Columbia, MD
10440 Little Patuxent Parkway

24 mi

Baltimore, MD
400 East Pratt Street

28 mi

Washington, DC
1100 15th Street NW

32 mi

Rockville, MD
51 Monroe Street

38 mi

Ready to talk with an Annapolis tax attorney?

Tell us what's going on and we'll match you with the right attorney at this office. First consultations are confidential.

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