Mission Statement
At Mixon Tax Law PLLC, the firm provides strategic, trustworthy tax counsel that protects clients’ interests and empowers confident financial decisions. The practice combines deep expertise with personal attention to deliver clear, effective solutions.
The Mixon Tax Law Approach
At Mixon Tax Law Firm, clients work directly with Attorney Phillip Mixon on every case. The practice intentionally maintains a boutique size to ensure every client receives the personal attention and expert representation they deserve.
This focused approach means cases aren’t delegated to junior associates or staff members. When clients hire the firm, they receive Attorney Mixon’s personal involvement from initial consultation through final resolution. This direct relationship ensures clear communication, strategic consistency, and the benefit of his unique dual expertise on every aspect of each case.
The firm’s concentrated practice area allows it to stay current on the latest tax law developments and IRS procedures, ensuring clients receive the most effective representation possible for their specific tax challenges.
Core Values
Integrity
Client Focus
Excellence
Strategic Insight
Accountability
Community
Meet Phillip Mixon, CPA/JD
Managing Attorney
Phillip Mixon brings substantial expertise and a distinguished professional background to his Houston tax law practice, ensuring clients receive exceptional representation in all tax-related matters.
Attorney Mixon holds a rare dual qualification as both a tax attorney and Certified Public Accountant (CPA). With both his CPA license and Texas bar license active, he offers a unique combination of legal and financial acumen that benefits clients facing multifaceted tax challenges.
Background & Big Four Experience
Phillip’s career began at one of the Big Four accounting firms, where he developed his skills in the Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) tax department. At his previous employer’s firm, he played a central role in advising clients on the tax implications of corporate transactions, ensuring compliance and optimizing tax outcomes during high-stakes deals. His Big Four experience provided invaluable insights into the complexities of tax law and corporate finance, which he now leverages in his current practice.
Those years at his previous firm involved corporate transactions worth hundreds of millions of dollars, where precision was mandatory and deadlines were immovable. That demanding environment taught him how to identify workable solutions under extreme pressure—a skill that serves his clients exceptionally well when facing IRS disputes or complex tax controversies.
Current Practice Focus
Today, Attorney Mixon focuses his practice on IRS and state tax controversy matters. His extensive background enables him to expertly handle disputes with taxing authorities, providing strategic advice and representation to individuals and businesses facing audits, assessments, and other tax-related challenges. Whether negotiating with the IRS, contesting state tax determinations, or navigating complex tax regulations, his clients can trust they’re in capable hands.
This controversy experience informs the tax planning advice he provides—he understands what triggers IRS scrutiny and how to structure planning to minimize audit risk while achieving optimal tax results.
Frequently Asked Questions
About the Practice & Approach
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Working With Clients
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Background & Experience
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Results & What to Expect
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Why Clients Choose Mixon Tax Law
Unique Dual Qualification
Big Four Experience with Personal Service
Complete Legal Protection
Direct Attorney Access
Proven Track Record
Tax Counsel You Can Count On
Why Clients Choose Mixon Tax Law
Client Success Stories
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Contact Mixon Tax Law Firm
Ready to resolve tax challenges with experienced legal representation? Contact Mixon Tax Law today to discuss how the firm’s comprehensive legal services can protect your interests and achieve the best possible outcome for your situation.
Call (713) 814-4737 to speak directly with Attorney Mixon about your tax matter. He handles consultations personally to ensure you receive immediate expert assessment and strategic guidance tailored to your specific circumstances.
Serving Houston and surrounding areas including Harris County, Fort Bend County, Montgomery County, and beyond with comprehensive tax legal services. The firm also handles federal tax matters for clients nationwide who need sophisticated legal representation.
Don’t let tax problems control your life or business. With the right legal representation combining accounting expertise and legal advocacy, even the most complex tax issues can be resolved favorably.
Tax Law Resources
Stay informed with insights from the Mixon Tax Law blog featuring practical guidance on tax law developments, IRS procedures, and strategies for resolving complex tax challenges.
Business Tax | IRS | Local Tax | International Tax
Attorney Mixon regularly writes about current tax law changes, audit preparation strategies, collection defense techniques, and business tax planning opportunities. All content is written from the perspective of a practicing attorney who handles these cases daily and understands what actually works in real-world situations.