Myron G. Sugarman

Myron G. Sugarman: Tax, Estate Planning, and Nonprofit Law Expert in San Francisco

Myron G. Sugarman is a distinguished tax law expert with extensive experience in estate planning, deferred compensation, taxation of nonprofit institutions, and personal and family tax strategies. His expertise spans all areas of federal and local taxation. Prior to entering private practice, Mr. Sugarman served as an attorney in the Office of The Judge Advocate General at the Pentagon. He is a proud member of the San Francisco Tax Club and has held leadership roles within several professional organizations.

Practice Areas

• Estate Planning
• Deferred Compensation
• Taxation of Nonprofit Institutions
• Family and Personal Tax Planning
• Federal and Local Tax Law

Awards and Recognitions

• Recognized in Best Attorney USA since 1987 for his work in Nonprofit / Charities Law, Tax Law, and Trusts and Estates.
• Named to Chambers High Net Worth for his contributions to the field of tax, trusts and estates, and nonprofit charities law over the past three decades.

Education & Credentials

• M.B.A., University of California Berkeley (Class of 1980)
• Bachelor’s Degree in Economics, University of California Berkeley (Class of 1976)
• Bar Admissions: State Bar of California

Firms

• Loeb & Loeb LLP - Current Member

Affiliations

• San Francisco Estate Planning Council
• The American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC)
• San Francisco Tax Club - Former President
• Order of the Golden Bear
• The Big C Society (UC Berkeley’s cancer research team)

Mr. Sugarman is a dynamic leader and active member of his professional community, bringing his deep understanding of tax law to bear on complex cases involving nonprofit organizations, charitable giving, estate planning, deferred compensation, and personal financial matters.