Clients choose VA to:

Measure and Manage Sales and Use Taxes.

Do you know how much sales and use tax your business paid last year? If you don’t measure it, you can’t manage it. Van Allen LLC can help you measure and manage your sales and use taxes to boost your profit margins. Contact us to see how we can help you.
Prosecute Tax Appeals at Commonwealth Court.

Did you know that Van Allen LLC has over 100 Commonwealth Court tax appeals at any one time that we are vigorously prosecuting? If you have an unfavorable decision from the Board of Finance and Revenue, contact us to see if it makes sense to appeal to Commonwealth Court.
Reduce Property Tax Liabilities.

Do you know the present value of Property tax savings? Property tax appeals do not simply provide direct savings for the tax year(s) at issue, they also provide those benefits going forward. The general rule is that the present value of tax year’s savings may be 10 times those savings. In other words, $10,000 of annual savings may be worth $100,000 of value to your business. Contact us to see if a property tax appeal for your business is appropriate.
Enhance Profit Margins Through Efficient, Value-Driven Representation.

Value. Van Allen LLC routinely provides great value to our clients by keeping our fees in proportion to the amount at controversy and in relief. As a result, we constantly build value for our clients. Contact us to see if we can build value, and profits, for your business.

Kasey Bolton

Narrative: Kasey has a broad range of experiences that allow him to anticipate clients’ needs and provide practical solutions through dynamic advocacy. His practice focuses on cases involving sales and use taxes, property taxes, corporate taxes and realty transfer taxes. Since joining Van Allen LLC, Kasey has worked with many of Pennsylvania’s largest and most influential corporations.

Prior to joining Van Allen LLC, Kasey served as a law clerk for Judge Henry Van Eck of the Middle District of Pennsylvania and practiced with a well-regarded central Pennsylvania litigation firm.

Kasey attended Widener University Commonwealth Law School in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and is a 2015 graduate. He graduated with honors while also being a member of the Widener Law Journal. During his time at Widener, Kasey received the ABI Medal of Excellence, won the Hugh B. Pearce Harrisburg Trial Advocacy Tournament and was selected by the American Bankruptcy Institute to draft an article to be published in their monthly publication.

Contact: kdb@vanallenllc.com; 717.214.4455

Bar Admissions: Pennsylvania

Education: Juniata College (Business and Sport Management);
Widener University Commonwealth Law School (Business Advising and Advocacy Certificates), cum laude)

Professional Affiliations: Pennsylvania Bar Association; Dauphin County Bar Association.

Personal: Lives in Harrisburg with his wife, Lauren.

Publications: The Ninth Circuit Speaks: Administrative Holds over Bank Accounts, American Bankruptcy Institute, (December 2014); Right-To-Know Law: What Can You Really Know? An Analysis Of The Tension Between The Right-To-Know Law and Its Exceptions As Illustrated In Bagwell V. Pennsylvania Department Of Education, 25 Widener L.J. 343 (2016).