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Brian Davis Participates in the European American Chamber of Commerce’s Pan-European Tax Update 2024

Alexander Reid States that Congress Should Expand Free Speech Rules for Tax-Exempt Groups

Teresa Goody Guillén Stresses the Need for Remote-Work Ground Rules in LegalDive Article

SEC Director of Enforcement Warns of a ‘Perfect Storm’ Developing Around AI

<p>Partner Edward Beckwith is quoted in an article published on Jan. 14, 2021, by DC Bar. The article, “Tax Conference Explores Potential Policy Changes Under Biden,” reports on an online session presented by the D.C. Bar Taxation Community and Georgetown University Law Center. Beckwith led a discussion on “Individual Taxation: Charitable Giving and Estate Planning” and reviewed IRS guidance as well as the proposed changes and recent legislation.</p>  <p><a href="https://www.dcbar.org/news-events/news/tax-conference-explores-potential-policy-changes-u">Read the article</a>.</p>




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Edward Beckwith Addresses Potential Tax Policy Changes Under Biden Administration

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