Ann Arbor,
Michigan
Joanne B. Faycurry focuses her practice on state and local taxation matters. Her state tax practice focuses on controversy and litigation work as well as state tax planning with respect to all state-levied taxes, including the now-repealed single business tax, the Michigan Business Tax, sales, use and withholding taxes, and individual income taxes. Ms. Faycurry's local tax practice focuses on real and personal property tax valuation/assessment disputes, exemption claims, and special assessment disputes. Ms. Faycurry is a member of the American Bar Association's Taxation Section, where she serves on the State and Local Taxes Committee and its BAT Task Force Special Committee. A member of the State Bar of Michigan, she is a past chairperson of both the Taxation and Real Property Law Sections’ State and Local Tax Committees. Additionally, she is a fellow in the Litigation Counsel of America and a member of the Detroit Metropolitan Bar Association and the Federal Bar Association. A frequent speaker and writer on state and local tax matters, Ms. Faycurry is the author of the Michigan chapter of the ABA's "Sales and Use Tax Handbook" (2002-present), and author of Michigan Municipal Finance’s "Michigan Property Tax Developments."
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