About Andrew
Andrew Margolies earned his Juris Doctor from the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law in 2010, concentrating his studies in taxation and commercial law. His academic record reflects a sustained interest in the rules that govern business transactions and tax compliance. He entered the legal profession after finishing law school and has since built a practice centered on tax matters.
Margolies moved into private practice and eventually founded his own firm, Margolies Law Office. He is based in Texas and represents individuals and businesses on federal and state tax issues. He has experience advising clients on tax controversies, planning questions that arise around business transactions, and the interplay between tax and commercial law. His background in both taxation and commercial law informs how he structures advice and negotiates with tax authorities.
Colleagues describe him as methodical. He presents complex tax rules in plain terms so clients can weigh their options. That clarity matters in disputes with revenue agencies and when clients face difficult decisions about settlements, audits, or corporate structuring. Margolies handles the detail work required in tax filings, notices, and procedural responses while also attending to the broader commercial consequences for his clients.
His practice involves interacting with administrative bodies and, when necessary, representing clients in contested matters. He prepares and reviews tax opinions, develops defensive and offensive strategies in audit situations, and assists with compliance measures aimed at reducing future exposure. Casework ranges from transactional advisory to contested administrative proceedings.
Outside specific casework, Margolies keeps abreast of changes in tax law and regulations. That ongoing study is part of how he adapts current developments to client needs. He also maintains professional relationships within the legal community in Texas, which helps when cross-disciplinary issues arise and when a coordinated response is required across areas like commercial litigation or corporate law.
He founded Margolies Law Office as a vehicle to serve clients in tax and related commercial matters. The firm handles a mix of advisory and contentious matters for small businesses, professionals, and individual taxpayers. He works directly with clients to assess risk, evaluate alternatives, and pursue resolution. He practices at Margolies Law Office in Texas, handling tax law matters.
