Law Office of Daniel Chung is a California tax law practice focused on matters where tax controversy, property ownership, and long-term planning converge. The firm advises individuals and families on federal and state tax controversy, California property tax representation and planning, and estate-level tax strategy work that requires precision, judgment, and an understanding of how tax decisions compound over time. Daniel Chung has practiced tax law for more than fifteen years. He spent roughly a decade at an Am Law 100 law firm, where his work centered on M&A driven tax planning and federal tax policy, including time in Washington, D.C. working on transaction related tax issues and legislative and regulatory matters. That background continues to shape his approach to complex tax disputes, particularly those turning on statutory structure, procedural leverage, and institutional decision-making.

The practice places particular emphasis on IRS and California Franchise Tax Board controversy and collections. Daniel regularly represents clients in audits, Appeals proceedings, and resolution matters involving significant dollar exposure, procedural defenses, recharacterization disputes, and penalty challenges. His work has included representation in high-profile IRS matters, full concession outcomes, and engagements involving the entertainment industry and other visibility sensitive sectors, where technical accuracy, discretion, and strategic pacing are critical. Property tax and estate level planning are addressed as part of an integrated strategy designed to protect families over time. The firm is intentionally focused and independent. Matters are handled directly by counsel, with close attention to the factual record, governing authority, and long term implications for clients and their advisors. Daniel was born and raised in Burbank, California, where he continues to live and serve families throughout the state.