David S. Greenberg

I provide Tax and Bankruptcy Law representation for individuals and businesses throughout California. For 45 years, I have been dedicated to bringing peace of mind to clients with financial issues.

I help clients identify all of their options to make an informed decision based on their specific situation. Rest assured, there are legal and effective options to assist you with your tax and debt problems.

I have previously served as an arbitrator and Judge Pro Tem in San Diego.

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California

Since 1973

U.S. Federal District Court Southern District of California

Since 1973

United States Tax Court

Since 1998

Attorney

David S. Greenberg, Attorney at Law

1973 - Current

University of San Diego School of Law

J.D. (1973)

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Bachelor of Aeronautical Engineering (1965)

United States Tax Court

Current

Southern California Districts of United States Federal District Court

Current

Served as Arbitrator and Judge Pro Tem, San Diego, California

Current

California State Bar  # 57158

Member

1973 - Current

Legal Editor to King's Guide to Offer and Compromise

Presentations, training sessions and guest speaking appearances at national conferences with attorneys, certified public accountants and enrolled agents on the topic of effective case management and resolution of business and personal tax issues.

Radio guest appearance with George Chamberlin on the topic of "How to Keep the IRS from Ruining your Life.

Radio guest appearance on the KFMB "Mike Berger Show" on the topic of Effective IRS Problem Solving.

Radio guest appearance with Bob Ryan on KCEO's "Inside Business" Show, on the topic of "Effectively dealing with payroll tax issues."

Radio guest appearance on Ron Dolbeck’s Financial Forum Show on the topic of tax savings strategies for sole proprietors.

Q. How long to wait before filing another Chapter 7 after 2018?

February 15, 2025

A: 8 years.

Q. Bankruptcy and lawyer fees

December 24, 2024

A: The attorney fee would most certainly be a dischargeable debt in a chapter 7 bankruptcy.

Q. I have $330k CDTFA tax debt on failed during COVID S Corp. Am I personally responsible?

September 19, 2024

A: A person may be held personally liable for a business’ unpaid sales tax if the elements of California Revenue & Taxation Code (RTC) § 6829 and Regulation § 1702 are met. Section 6829 requires that the person subject to dual responsibility for the taxes is both a “responsible person” and “willful” as to the nonpayment of taxes.

There are multiple options available in dealing with the liability.