Thomas Earl Crice

More than twenty-five years ago I left the plains of Kansas to earn my law degree in Washington, D.C.  Afterward, I worked as a prosecutor in New York and later became a Fellow in the Society of Actuaries.  Now, with a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Taxation from the Boston University School of Law, my practice focuses on taxation in all its civil and criminal aspects.

In particular, I represent individuals and small businesses, helping them resolve their immediate domestic and international tax issues and plan for the future.  With a strong quantitative and business background, I bring a rare and powerful skill set to every tax controversy.

By working directly with my clients I provide them top quality legal services on a wide range of issues while keeping costs lower than larger firms.  And by taking time to get to know those I represent, I can offer the personal service that is crucial to successful planning and tax controversy resolution.

I am also is strongly committed to my community, offering my time freely to those in need.

• I am a member of the Boston Bar Association’s Tax Steering Committee, serving on the pro bono subcommittee, where I help to make legal representation available free of charge to those unable to hire an attorney.
• I volunteer in the Greater Boston Legal Services’ Low Income Taxpayer Clinic, offering free, high quality tax representation to some of the Commonwealth’s most impoverished and disenfranchised citizens.
• I am a member of the Massachusetts Department of Revenue’s Advisory Committee, whose citizen members offer the Commissioner input and advice regarding the Commonwealth’s tax rules and procedures.