John George helps business owners navigate the full life cycle of their companies, from early planning through growth, transition, and eventual exit. His practice spans a broad range of business, tax, and transactional matters, with particular emphasis on business and individual tax planning (including C corporations, S corporations, partnerships, and LLCs); mergers and acquisitions; securities matters; corporate governance and compliance; estate and wealth-transfer planning; and tax audits and controversies. He regularly advises clients on complex transactions and organizational structures, and has experience working across specialized areas such as private equity, captive insurance, and nonprofit organizations.

Prior to attending law school, John George studied accounting at the University of Mississippi and completed the required coursework to sit for the CPA examination. He later earned an LL.M. in Taxation from New York University School of Law, where he served as a Graduate Editor of the Tax Law Review, a faculty-run journal widely regarded as one of the nation’s leading publications in tax law. 

John George approaches each engagement with an emphasis on technical accuracy and thoughtful structuring, informed by a practical understanding of business and economic considerations. His educational background and experience support an integrated approach to legal, tax, and financial issues, allowing him to work effectively with clients and their teams of other professional advisors.