About Nehemiah
Nehemiah Jefferson built his practice around tax law after a varied academic path that includes a Bachelor of Science from Florida State University, a J.D. from Atlanta s John Marshall Law School in 2008 and an LL.M. in Taxation from the University of Alabama School of Law. He arrived at tax practice by way of formal training rather than a single straight line. The degrees show a sustained emphasis on tax and law.
Early records list him as Managing Principal of The Jefferson Firm, LLC beginning in 2001. That role predates his 2008 law degree on paper, and public information treats it as part of his professional background. He later appears as a lawyer at America s Tax Lawyer LLC in 2015. Those entries suggest a career that has moved between leadership roles and direct client representation.
Jefferson holds admission or authorization to practice in several forums. He is associated with the bars in Texas and Florida, is a member of the District of Columbia Bar and is admitted to practice before the U.S. Tax Court. Local affiliations include the Dallas Bar Association and the Hillsborough County Bar Association. The Florida Bar membership is recorded as beginning in 2015 and listed as current in public records.
On the ground, his work centers on tax controversies and planning. He represents taxpayers in disputes with federal and state authorities and prepares filings and strategies that respond to audits and collection matters. He handles litigation before the U.S. Tax Court when cases proceed to that forum. The combination of an LL.M. in Taxation and courtroom access to the U.S. Tax Court shapes his day-to-day practice.
Colleagues and records describe him as someone who moves between managing operations and taking on individual matters. That mix shows up in a resume that lists both firm leadership and direct client work. It also reflects practice in multiple jurisdictions, where he adapts filings and arguments to different procedural rules and local expectations.
Public profiles list memberships in the Texas Bar Association, The Florida Bar, the Dallas Bar Association, the District of Columbia Bar and the Hillsborough County Bar Association. These group ties connect professional work in Texas, Florida and the District of Columbia. They also underscore a practice built across state and federal roles rather than confined to a single courtroom.
He practices tax law at America s Tax Lawyer LLC, representing individuals and businesses in federal and state tax matters.
