About Jeffrey S.
Jeffrey S. Gartzman earned an advanced law degree from Emory University School of Law in 1988. His academic record also notes earlier legal studies at Emory and an undergraduate Bachelor of Science from Bucknell University. Those credentials set the stage for a long career at the junction of law and financial practice.
He established Gartzman Law Office, P.C. in the mid-1970s and remains the firm’s lead lawyer. Over decades in practice he has combined legal training with involvement in accounting circles. That professional path reflects an interest in tax and financial issues that require both legal analysis and an understanding of accounting principles.
Gartzman is licensed to practice law in Georgia and holds memberships in several professional organizations that bring law and accounting together. He is a member of the American Association of Lawyer-Certified Public Accountants and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. He also serves on the Georgia Society of CPAs Tax Section Leadership Team. Those associations point to a practice informed by both legal rules and tax accounting norms.
Clients and colleagues describe a practitioner who handles matters where tax law and accounting intersect. He prepares and reviews tax-related documents, advises on corporate and partnership tax issues, and works on transactions that raise accounting and compliance questions. He has spent much of his career counseling businesses and individuals on federal and state tax concerns and on structuring transactions to address tax consequences.
In the office he pairs technical detail with practical problem-solving. Meetings often move quickly from statute and regulation to the numerical side of a case. He draws on professional networks in both the legal and accounting communities when cases require specialized analysis or a second opinion.
Across a career that spans several decades, Gartzman has kept one clear aim: to resolve tax and accounting issues in ways that meet legal requirements and the client’s business needs. He maintains an active practice in Georgia, concentrating on tax and accounting-related legal matters.
