About Robert
Robert Aufseeser is an attorney licensed to practice in New Jersey. He works on tax-related legal matters and brings formal graduate training in taxation to his legal work. His background centers on the technical rules that shape client decisions, and he emphasizes practical solutions that fit everyday business and personal circumstances.
He earned an LL.M. in Taxation from New York Law School. That advanced degree deepened his understanding of federal tax code, procedural rules and the interplay between tax law and transactional planning. The curriculum exposed him to complex issues in corporate tax, estate and gift tax, and tax procedure, informing how he reads statutes and prepares filings.
Aufseeser's career has been guided by that academic foundation. He is admitted to the New Jersey bar and has represented clients on a range of tax matters. His work has involved advising taxpayers on compliance, preparing tax opinions, and responding to inquiries and audits. He often helps clients assess the tax consequences of business decisions and structuring options.
He counsels individuals, small businesses and closely held companies. His practice includes planning to reduce tax liabilities where the law permits, resolving disputes with tax authorities, and drafting documentation to support positions taken on returns. He also works on transactional tax issues, addressing the tax aspects of sales, acquisitions and reorganizations.
Colleagues describe his style as methodical and detail-oriented. He tends to break complex rules down into clear steps for clients, and he emphasizes clear communication. He prepares memoranda and opinions intended to be usable in decision-making, not just academic exercises. When a matter involves litigation or administrative appeals, he focuses on presenting the factual and legal analysis that tax officials or courts need to evaluate a position.
Outside of casework, he keeps current on tax developments through continuing education and review of legislative and regulatory changes. That ongoing study helps him adapt advice as rules evolve. He maintains an active practice in New Jersey, advising on tax compliance, planning and controversy matters. He currently concentrates his practice on tax matters for individuals and businesses.
