About Ronny
Ronny Buni is an attorney licensed to practice in New York who concentrates on tax law. He holds advanced academic credentials in taxation that shape how he approaches client matters. His background is rooted in two well-regarded law programs where he pursued specialized study in tax.
He earned a J.D. from Rutgers University–Newark, completing coursework in tax subjects during his law studies. He then continued his legal education with an LL.M. in Taxation from New York University. The LL.M. program provided him with additional training in federal tax issues, corporate tax, and related areas of tax policy and procedure.
After completing his studies, Buni built a practice in New York that draws on both his J.D. and LL.M. training. He works on tax-related matters that often require careful interpretation of statutes and regulations. His approach emphasizes close attention to tax rules and practical steps to address client questions. He has experience preparing tax analyses, advising on compliance, and engaging on transactional tax aspects.
Buni’s work involves dealing with complex tax considerations that arise in business transactions and personal tax planning. He analyzes tax consequences, assists with documentation, and helps clients understand reporting obligations. He also addresses issues that turn on both technical tax concepts and the procedural side of dealing with tax authorities.
Colleagues and clients describe him as methodical and straightforward in how he presents tax issues. He prefers clear explanations over technical jargon when communicating with nonlawyers. That style helps when matters require collaboration across disciplines, including accounting and financial advisory.
Outside of direct client work, Buni keeps up with developments in tax law through continuing education and review of recent tax decisions and guidance. He places value on staying current because tax rules change frequently and can affect long-term planning.
He practices in New York and handles a mix of tax compliance, planning and dispute-related matters for individuals and organizations. He continues to work on tax issues that intersect with business and financial decision-making, practicing tax law in New York.
