Federal tax legislation signed by President Donald Trump on July 4, 2025, affects nearly every sector of the economy and every type of taxpayer, including corporations, pass-through entities, tax-exempt organizations and individuals.
- Serve as lead counsel in a more than $100 million Tax Court case filed in January 2024 challenging the validity of an illegal IRS retroactive regulation and IRS alternative Section 482 and economic substance arguments.
- Perform a significant amount of large-case controversy work involving both domestic and international tax issues. Represented numerous clients under audit; at IRS appeals; and in Tax Court, refund and appellate litigation. Represented a multinational oil company in the U.S. Tax Court, where more than $1.3 billion in tax and interest was at stake with respect to a Section 482 transfer pricing issue alone.
- Assist clients with structuring, negotiating and documenting corporate, partnership and limited liability company formation as well as merger, acquisition, joint venture, financial and disposition transactions – including spin-off transactions, asset sales, stock sales and Section 338(h)(10) transactions – and working closely with clients, investment bankers and the IRS national office, as necessary, and adhering to aggressive timetables in order to maximize client business opportunities.
- Assist clients with multifaceted international matters, including structuring inbound and outbound business and real estate investments; cross-border mergers, dispositions and joint ventures; reorganizing and restructuring multinational corporate groups; creating centralized cash management centers; handling international controversies before the IRS and in the courts; and devising specialized planning involving transfer pricing, foreign entity classification, foreign tax credits, refreshing expiring NOLs, foreign currency transactions, profit repatriations and tax treaty issues.