H. Michael Madsen was admitted to The Florida Bar in 1972. His practice concentrates on state and local taxation, administrative law, and governmental law. Mr. Madsen has extensive experience in trials and administrative hearings, having handled varied constitutional and statutory issues through the years. Mr. Madsen has also been involved in some seminal tax decisions, involving cellular telecommunications services, and taxation of utility property. He has represented clients on motor fuels tax issues, interstate distribution of commercial advertising materials, use tax credits, license to use taxation, intangible tax disputes, and the negotiation of voluntary disclosure agreements, among other tax issues. Mr. Madsen has served as an instructor in the Florida Bar Trial Advocacy Program and the Institute for Professionals in Taxation (IPT) Advanced Sales and Use Tax School. He has written for and regularly speaks at IPT and other conferences, symposiums and forums, on such diverse topics as sales taxation of drop shipments, tax ethics, and Florida property tax issues. Mr. Madsen serves as co-chair of the annual ABA-IPT Advanced Sales and Use Tax Conference. He has also served on the Tallahassee-Leon County Planning Commission, which he chaired in 1996-97.

Mr. Madsen's email address is mmadsen@mgh-law.com.

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