Marvin "Mark" Kloeppel received his undergraduate and
law degree from the University of
Virginia. Mark also earned his LL.M. in Taxation from New York
University. While in law school, Mark served as an editor of the
Virginia Tax Review and a graduate editor of the New York University
Journal of International Law and Politics.
Mark first joined Fisher, Tousey, Leas & Ball in 2003, where
he worked in the partnership and corporate tax areas. Mark has been board certified
as a specialist in
Tax Law by The Florida Bar since 2006; Mark is also admitted to
the Virginia and Georgia Bars.
In 2008, Mark left Jacksonville to join the tax
department of a Fortune 300 publicly traded company, which operates in 33 states.
In 2012, Mark returned to
Jacksonville
and rejoined the firm, where he continues to practice in the tax
and transactional business (mergers, acquisitions, and business sales) areas, with
an emphasis on
healthcare transactions. In addition to tax and transactional
business, Mark has substantial experience with tax-exempt organizations, tax credit
transactions, captive
insurance companies, and resolving tax disputes with federal and
state tax authorities. In conjunction with his practice, Mark has
substantial experience
negotiating employment agreements, general commercial contracts,
shareholder
agreements, limited liability company operating agreements, and
other commercial
agreements.
Mark was born in Norfolk, Virginia, and resides
in Jacksonville Beach. Mark collects
U.S. currency printed before 1928 and scuba dives.
