Michael G. Goller is a shareholder and chair of Reinhart's Tax Practice as well as a member of the firm's Litigation and Business Law practices. He focuses on tax controversy and tax litigation, as well as on tax planning. His clients range from large public corporations to midsized, privately held businesses and their owners. Michael works on behalf of his clients in disputes with the IRS, the Department of Justice and various other taxing authorities. He represents his clients before the United States Tax Court, various Federal district courts, the United States Court of Federal Claims and the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.
An experienced tax attorney and tax litigator, Michael helps his clients navigate the challenges of complex federal and state tax audits, disputes, administrative appeals, trials and subsequent appeals. He has an impressive track record of both trying cases and negotiating favorable settlements for his clients before trial. Michael regularly shares and deepens his expertise as a tax litigator through professional speaking and writing. He frequently speaks to professional and business audiences and organizations on issues of tax controversy, tax litigation and tax planning.
Michael is a longtime faculty member at the University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee's Lubar School of Business, where he teaches Tax Practice and Procedure in the Graduate Tax Program.