Bio
Robert C. Daleo is a Partner who heads the Firm’s Tax Controversy and State Tax Practice.
Bob has a diverse federal, state, and local tax practice. He has substantial experience representing parties in audits, appeals, and litigation with various taxing authorities. Bob has extensive New Jersey tax expertise and has counseled clients in connection with a wide variety of state and local tax issues. His practice includes partnership tax, corporate tax and representing tax-exempt organizations. Bob also handles a wide variety of corporate transactions, including purchases and sales of businesses.
Best Lawyers in America®, a peer review of U.S. lawyers, has listed Bob in the field of tax law since 2013. In addition, Bob received the Best Lawyers® 2015 Tax Law “Lawyer of the Year” award in the Newark region; this is an honor given annually to a single attorney in a particular practice area in each region. Thomson Reuters has also included Bob on the New Jersey “Super Lawyers” list for tax law from 2008 – 2023.
See Awards and Honors Methodology.
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Areas of Emphasis
Corporate Tax
Partnership Tax
Tax Controversy
State and Local Tax
Tax-Exempt Organizations and Financing
Mergers and Acquisitions
Qualified Plans
Bar Admissions
New Jersey
United States District Court, District of New Jersey
United States Tax Court
Education
New York University School of Law, LL.M. in Taxation, 1993
Rutgers University School of Law - Newark, J.D., 1986 Rutgers College, B.A., 1983
Professional Activities
Frequent lecturer on tax-related subjects
Rankings & Recognitions
Best Lawyers in America®, a peer review of U.S. lawyers, has listed Bob in the field of tax law since 2013. In addition, Bob received the Best Lawyers® 2015 Tax Law “Lawyer of the Year” award in the Newark region; this is an honor given annually to a single attorney in a particular practice area in each region.
Thomson Reuters has also included Bob on the New Jersey “Super Lawyers” list for tax law from 2008 – 2023.
See Awards and Honors Methodology.
No aspect of this advertisement has been approved by the Supreme Court of New Jersey.
