About Christopher Klug

Christopher M. Klug serves clients with domestic and international taxation, tax controversy, corporate/business planning, mergers and acquisitions, cross-border transactions, and domestic and international estate planning needs.

Chris has extensive experience working with companies with domestic and international income tax planning. This work includes inbound and outbound mergers and acquisitions and other transactional tax matters. As a former tax professor, Chris has a strong background in subchapter C and S corporate taxation and partnership taxation and uses this knowledge to develop tax strategies for clients. Chris represents companies, private equity funds, hedge funds, joint ventures, real estate funds, and family offices.

He represents clients in tax audits and controversies and has experience resolving complex tax disputes.

He also represents clients with domestic and international private wealth planning. He provides comprehensive estate planning for individuals, couples, and family businesses. Chris has extensive experience in advising clients with dual or multiple nationalities, especially those living outside the US, and their families with their unique estate planning challenges. This also includes representation of clients on the unique tax considerations and opportunities for individuals and families immigrating to the US.

Chris has presented on US inbound/outbound taxation, US informational filings, taxation of US persons, and estate planning to accountants and other professionals. Chris is the author of a number of published articles on international taxation.

Previously, Chris was a partner at an international, middle-market law firm, where he was the managing partner of the D.C. office.