Yes, a New York City real estate attorney with experience in foreign investment and IRS laws can help foreign investors structure their real estate transactions in a way that minimizes their FIRPTA tax obligations. For example, they can help foreign investors take advantage of available exemptions and exclusions, such as the reduced withholding rate for sales of property between $300,000 and $1 million. They can also help structure transactions in a way that avoids triggering FIRPTA withholding altogether, such as by setting up a U.S. corporation to hold the property. A qualified attorney can provide valuable guidance and help foreign investors save money on their tax obligations.