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Shine Lin, Milton Law Group
Staff Report//September 11, 2025//
Senior counsel, St. Louis
Shine Lin has spent more than 21 years specializing in tax controversy, tax whistleblower law, estate planning and IRS collections. He focuses on cost-effective legal and tax strategies for unwinding complex financial transactions and tax shelters while delivering practical solutions to IRS collection matters.
Lin’s interest in tax law began early when he helped his parents navigate tax challenges for their small business. This experience sparked his commitment to resolving clients’ tax issues with precision and care.
At his firm, Lin plays a key role in producing continuing legal education programs focused on tax controversy and white-collar criminal and civil tax law. He also mentors new attorneys, helping them develop effective strategies for resolving complex tax issues.
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