Kevin K. Gluc - a Buffalo, New York (NY) Canada-U.S. Cross-Border Lawyer

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Buffalo Canada-U.S. Cross-Border Lawyer

Updated: 03/10/2026

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Canada-U.S. Cross-Border

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By Anonymous on Aug. 08, 2022
Consulted Attorney 2022

I am a professional that specializes in cross border tax work. I have a common client with Kevin. The client is a Canadian with US business interests. Kevin's focus on "helping" the client focused on avoiding US estate tax and failed to consider any income tax obligations. As a result of Kevin's repeated efforts to try to avoid US estate tax Kevin tried to advise putting the client's investment in a corporation. If the client's investment appreciated (which was Kevin's concern) it would have exposed the client to a tax on sale of the US business in the corporation to over 60%, compared to a 40% estate tax rate. If Kevin doesn't realize that his planning exposes the client to high tax rates there is clearly a problem. This is the second time an attorney from Hodgson Russ LLP gave poor advice to a client of mine. The first time the attorney acknowledged the advice provided was tainted after being challenged, but wouldn't change the advice. I would not recommend this firm.

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Buffalo, NY

The Guaranty Building
140 Pearl Street
Suite 100
Buffalo, NY 14202

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Phone: (716) 848-1455

Website: http://www.hodgsonruss.com

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