Anthony is a 20-year tax attorney, YouTube talent and owner of IRSMedic.com He is a human being first, attorney second, so clients are often confused by the level of service his firm provides.

Most people think that I went to work at my father's firm. Well that's not the way my family works --- we like to keep things interesting, if unexpected. My father went to Quinnipiac University Law School starting at nights in 1998 when he was 59. He was still working as an accountant for the City of New Haven.I joined him at Qunnipiac in 1999 going full time during the days. We both graduated on May 12, 2002. We focused on tax law because we saw taxpayers were so terribly undeserved. From overworked CPAs trying to play lawyer when it wasn't a tax season, to scam tax resolution outfits, to white-shoe law firms charging $1000 an hour for...an hour. I looked at the marketplace and asked myself "If I needed a tax attorney who would be always on my side, who would I hire?" I couldn't answer that question well, I concluded there must be an opportunity.I have been described as an entrepreneur trapped inside an attorney's body, which I suppose is partly true. I still love the intellectual challenge of coming up with a strategy and using skills of persuasion to implement it. But now I usually find myself mentoring our newer attorneys and meeting with our incredibly interesting and absolutely amazing clients. My father officially retired in 2014, but remains of counsel and stops by the office nearly every day.

I started a tax and advisory firm with my father in 2004. Our hope has been that we always help our business clients be their best by helping them get their businesses and investments performing the best they can be. Whether that is taking care of basic compliance, developing a solid tax and business strategies, or advocating for tax justice - we've enjoyed helping thousands of Americans not just deal with complicated tax code, but to actually flourish.

Associate Attorney dealing primarily with Summary Process, Personal Injury, and Insurance Subrogation

Spent the Summer of 2000 as a temporary assistant clerk. I was assigned to Hon. Frank S. Meadow, J.T.R., at the New Haven J.D. Cases involved CUTPA claims, Habeas corpus, and eminent domain.