Jim has more than 34 years of experience representing public and private companies in corporate and tax matters. He is a trusted counselor to management and shareholders, and helps businesses reduce or eliminate federal corporate income taxation and achieve both operational and transactional goals. His experience includes representing clients in front of the Internal Revenue...
Jim has more than 34 years of experience representing public and private companies in corporate and tax matters. He is a trusted counselor to management and shareholders, and helps businesses reduce or eliminate federal corporate income taxation and achieve both operational and transactional goals. His experience includes representing clients in front of the Internal Revenue Service in Tax Controversy matters, before the Treasury Department in obtaining private letter rulings, and with state and local tax authorities.
As an advisor to publicly traded corporations, he advises regarding the consolidated return rules, tax-free reorganizations, recapitalizations, and withholding tax issues. His services include NOL preservation upon a change-of-control, consequences arising from cancellation or modification of debt, and the issuance of new debt or equity instruments to investors or creditors. He represents investment funds including private equity, real estate, infrastructure, and mezzanine.
Jim counsels companies on how to qualify for renewable energy tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (“IRA”), which permits federal tax credits to be transferred from a project company to a buyer for cash.
Counsel on International Matters
Jim advises foreign corporations making investments or conducting business in the United States with respect to U.S. tax issues such as the Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act, effectively connected income subject to U.S. income taxation, the branch profits tax, and dividend withholding tax. He advises foreign lenders with respect to the portfolio interest exemption and Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act. He also counsels U.S. corporations and their executives doing business or setting up legal entities overseas.
Counsel for the Energy Industry
In the energy industry, Jim represents sponsors and developers of renewable energy projects with respect to sale-leaseback and partnership flip structures, as well as qualifications for claiming production tax credits and investment tax credits. His deep experience allows him to advise clients with respect to monetizing tax credits under the IRA.
Counsel Outside the Energy Industry
Outside of the energy industry, Jim structures partnership profit interests, non-qualified deferred compensation plans, and other executive compensation arrangements. He also advises tax-exempt organizations regarding forming joint ventures with private companies, advises technology companies raising seed capital, and assists with structured international licensing and distribution arrangements.
Service in Tax Controversy matters, before the Treasury Department in obtaining private letter rulings, and with state and local tax authorities.
As an advisor to publicly traded corporations, he advises regarding the consolidated return rules, tax-free reorganizations, recapitalizations, and withholding tax issues. His services include NOL preservation upon a change-of-control, consequences arising from cancellation or modification of debt, and the issuance of new debt or equity instruments to investors or creditors. He represents investment funds including private equity, real estate, infrastructure, and mezzanine.
Jim counsels companies on how to qualify for renewable energy tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (“IRA”), which permits federal tax credits to be transferred from a project company to a buyer for cash.
Counsel on International Matters
Jim advises foreign corporations making investments or conducting business in the United States with respect to U.S. tax issues such as the Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act, effectively connected income subject to U.S. income taxation, the branch profits tax, and dividend withholding tax. He advises foreign lenders with respect to the portfolio interest exemption and Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act. He also counsels U.S. corporations and their executives doing business or setting up legal entities overseas.
Counsel for the Energy Industry
In the energy industry, Jim represents sponsors and developers of renewable energy projects with respect to sale-leaseback and partnership flip structures, as well as qualifications for claiming production tax credits and investment tax credits. His deep experience allows him to advise clients with respect to monetizing tax credits under the IRA.
Counsel Outside the Energy Industry
Outside of the energy industry, Jim structures partnership profit interests, non-qualified deferred compensation plans, and other executive compensation arrangements. He also advises tax-exempt organizations regarding forming joint ventures with private companies, advises technology companies raising seed capital, and assists with structured international licensing and distribution arrangements.
Energy
Infrastructure
International
Investment Funds
Technology
Tax Controversy
Energy
Infrastructure
International
Investment Funds
Technology
Tax Controversy
Jim has more than 34 years of experience representing public and private companies in corporate and tax matters. He is a trusted counselor to management and shareholders, and helps businesses reduce or eliminate federal corporate income taxation and achieve both operational and transactional goals. His experience includes representing clients in front of the Internal Revenue... Service in Tax Controversy matters, before the Treasury Department in obtaining private letter rulings, and with state and local tax authorities.
As an advisor to publicly traded corporations, he advises regarding the consolidated return rules, tax-free reorganizations, recapitalizations, and withholding tax issues. His services include NOL preservation upon a change-of-control, consequences arising from cancellation or modification of debt, and the issuance of new debt or equity instruments to investors or creditors. He represents investment funds including private equity, real estate, infrastructure, and mezzanine.
Jim counsels companies on how to qualify for renewable energy tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 (“IRA”), which permits federal tax credits to be transferred from a project company to a buyer for cash.
Counsel on International Matters
Jim advises foreign corporations making investments or conducting business in the United States with respect to U.S. tax issues such as the Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act, effectively connected income subject to U.S. income taxation, the branch profits tax, and dividend withholding tax. He advises foreign lenders with respect to the portfolio interest exemption and Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act. He also counsels U.S. corporations and their executives doing business or setting up legal entities overseas.
Counsel for the Energy Industry
In the energy industry, Jim represents sponsors and developers of renewable energy projects with respect to sale-leaseback and partnership flip structures, as well as qualifications for claiming production tax credits and investment tax credits. His deep experience allows him to advise clients with respect to monetizing tax credits under the IRA.
Counsel Outside the Energy Industry
Outside of the energy industry, Jim structures partnership profit interests, non-qualified deferred compensation plans, and other executive compensation arrangements. He also advises tax-exempt organizations regarding forming joint ventures with private companies, advises technology companies raising seed capital, and assists with structured international licensing and distribution arrangements.
Energy
Infrastructure
International
Investment Funds
Technology
Tax Controversy