Timothy J. Burke is an attorney whose practice is located in Braintree, Massachusetts. Mr. Burke is a graduate of the University of Massachusetts (B.A., cum laude, 1977), Suffolk University Law School (J.D. 1984) and Boston University School of Law (LL.M. in Taxation, 1986)
Mr. Burke is admitted to practice in Massachusetts, the Federal District Court of Massachusetts, the First Circuit Court of Appeals, the United States Supreme Court and the U.S. Tax Court.
Mr. Burke is a Certified Public Accountant and a Member of the Massachusetts Society of CPA's Federal Tax Committee, the Massachusetts Bar Association and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
Mr. Burke is a former Revenue Agent for the Internal Revenue Service and a former Senior Tax Officer of State Street Bank. Mr. Burke is the past Chairperson of the Massachusetts Society of CPA's Federal Tax Committee and Marketing Committee. Mr. Burke was formerly a member of the AICPA’s Relations with the IRS Committee, as well as its Tax Practice Responsibilities Committee.
Mr. Burke's areas of practice include:
Mr. Burke has written and spoken frequently for the Massachusetts Society of Public Accountants and the Massachusetts Bar Association on tax and corporate topics.
Mr. Burke's articles include:
Mr. Burke is admitted to practice in Massachusetts, the Federal District Court of Massachusetts, the First Circuit Court of Appeals, the United States Supreme Court and the U.S. Tax Court.
Mr. Burke is a Certified Public Accountant and a Member of the Massachusetts Society of CPA's Federal Tax Committee, the Massachusetts Bar Association and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants.
Mr. Burke is a former Revenue Agent for the Internal Revenue Service and a former Senior Tax Officer of State Street Bank. Mr. Burke is the past Chairperson of the Massachusetts Society of CPA's Federal Tax Committee and Marketing Committee. Mr. Burke was formerly a member of the AICPA’s Relations with the IRS Committee, as well as its Tax Practice Responsibilities Committee.
Mr. Burke's areas of practice include:
- All aspects of individual, business and international taxation
- Business and Individual Asset Protection
- Business Planning
- Business Formation
- Business and Individual Litigation
- Business and Individual Real Estate
- Estate Administration
- Estate Planning
- Immigration
Mr. Burke has written and spoken frequently for the Massachusetts Society of Public Accountants and the Massachusetts Bar Association on tax and corporate topics.
Mr. Burke's articles include:
- "Going Slow on Tax Payments Ill Advised," Lawyers Weekly Publications, December, 1989
- "Employers Costs Rise When Independent Contractors are Reclassified as Employees," Business and Industry, October, 1992
- "Exporting Ventures Have Two Routes to Save Taxes," Boston Business Journal, February 8, 1993
- "Doing Business Internationally: The Tax Basics", Massachusetts CPA Review, Fall 1993
- "IRS Makes Attorney A 'Priority" In 1995
- "Compliance 2000" Program" Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly, December 12, 1994
- "The IRS Targets Cash Business", Massachusetts CPA Review, Winter 1996 (The Massachusetts Society of CPA's presented Mr. Burke with its 1997 CPA Review Member Manuscript Award for this article.) and
- The 1997 Tax Act’s Estate Planning Benefits and Complexities for Small and Family Owned Businesses, Massachusetts CPA Review, Fall, 1998.
- Mr. Burke is also an Editor of the Massachusetts Corporate Tax Manual, Butterworth, 1992.