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Top Lexington, NC Tax Increment Financing Lawyers

Nearby Cities: Thomasville, Salisbury, High Point, Winston Salem, Asheboro

Related Practice Areas: Eminent Domain, Foreclosure & Alternatives, Real Estate, Land Use & Zoning

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    Focusing on tax audit defense, the law firm of Webb & Morton PLLC proudly serves clients in Aberdeen, North Carolina, and throughout the surrounding areas. We offer smart advice, taking a creative approach to the tried and true methods in order to help our clients reach the best possible outcomes to their cases. Receiving notice that they are being audited by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service...

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Tax increment financing (TIF) lawyers  help structure and negotiate the redevelopment, re-use and improvement of blighted urban areas and undeveloped "greenspace" though tax increment financing -- a special means to pay for project costs.

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