Chaya Kundra - Rockville, MD
108 South Washington StreetRockville, MD 20850- 2263
Kundra & Associates PC
Rockville Taxation Law Lawyer
Overview
Chaya Kundra, Esq. is a tax litigator and advisor who works aggressively to solve current tax issues and prevent future controversies for a wide range of clients: U.S. and international businesses, entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and individuals seeking legal tax relief.
Ms. Kundra has practiced tax law for more than 25 years. Known for her impressive track record, she has successfully litigated and settled a wide variety of civil and criminal tax cases and resolved hundreds of legal tax...
Chaya Kundra, Esq. is a tax litigator and advisor who works aggressively to solve current tax issues and prevent future controversies for a wide range of clients: U.S. and international businesses, entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and individuals seeking legal tax relief.
Ms. Kundra has practiced tax law for more than 25 years. Known for her impressive track record, she has successfully litigated and settled a wide variety of civil and criminal tax cases and resolved hundreds of legal tax...
Chaya Kundra, Esq. is a tax litigator and advisor who works aggressively to solve current tax issues and prevent future controversies for a wide range of clients: U.S. and international businesses, entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and individuals seeking legal tax relief.
Ms. Kundra has practiced tax law for more than 25 years. Known for her impressive track record, she has successfully litigated and settled a wide variety of civil and criminal tax cases and resolved hundreds of legal tax audits, tax controversy matters, and divorce tax issues. Skilled in writing tax legislation, Ms. Kundra recently crafted an emergency bill for the Maryland state legislature – that passed with bipartisan support – to more narrowly define the scope of sales and use tax for telephone answering services to exclude virtual office companies. Her prior experience includes private defense work and service with the federal government on money laundering and Bank Secrecy Act matters.
A dynamic speaker, Ms. Kundra regularly presents recent changes in tax legislation and enforcement – and winning tax strategies – to the American Bar Association’s Tax Section and leads seminars for the Advanced Tax Institute, attended by tax attorneys and CPAs. For the past ten years, she has been consistently recognized as one of the top tax lawyers in the area.
Ms. Kundra has been admitted to the Maryland State Bar Association, U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland, District of Columbia Bar Association, U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit, and U.S. Tax Court. She received her juris doctor from the Washington College of Law at the American University and her bachelor’s degree in finance at Loyola College.
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