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Joseph Giljum represents individual and business
taxpayers in Federal and Missouri taxation matters; such representation
relates to tax planning as well as representation in the course of
audits, administrative appeals and litigation.
Mr. Giljum’s probate practice includes general
estate and trust administration matters as well as the preparation of
any necessary Federal and state estate tax returns and Federal and state
fiduciary tax returns.
Mr. Giljum’s estate planning practice includes the
preparation of all necessary estate planning documents to implement a
client’s estate plan, such as, wills, trusts (revocable and irrevocable)
and related documents.
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St. Louis University, J.D.;
New York University, LL.M.
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St. Louis University, B.S.C.
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Certified Public Accountant,
Missouri, 1962
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The Bar Association of
Metropolitan St. Louis (Chairman, Section on Taxation, 1970-1971)
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The Missouri Bar (Chairman,
Taxation Committee, 1973-1975)
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American Bar Association
(Special Advisor, Committee on Tax Accounting Problems, Section of
Taxation, 1976-1978)
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Assistant Professor of Law
and Taxation, University of Missouri at St. Louis, 1969-2002
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Lecturer: St. Louis
University Law School, 1970-1979
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Lecturer: Washington University Law
School, 1973-1978
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Fellow: American College of Tax Counsel
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American College of Trust
and Estate Counsel
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Best Lawyers in America (Tax Law)
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Order of the Woolsack
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Alpha Sigma Nu
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Author: BNA Tax Management
Portfolios
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"Losses-Casualty," 274, 1973
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"Losses, Theft, Wagering,
War and Confiscation," 278, 1973
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"Installment Sales," 48-6th,
1987
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"Tax Free Exchange Under
Section 1031," 61-2nd, 1969
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"Statute Limitations;
Interest on Underpayments and Overpayments of Tax," 28-2nd, 1968
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"Professional Corporations,"
Missouri Bar Specialized Business Entities Deskbook, 2006
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"Federal Tax Problems
Encountered in Advance Tax Payment Transactions," Tax Law Review, May,
1966
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