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I am pleased to share with you that I will be speaking at the upcoming meeting of the ABA Tax Section State & Local Tax Committee, in Boston MA. The panel presentation is titled: “Selling Your Business: Where’s Our Share? State Taxes on the Sale of an Interstate Business or Subsidiary,”.
From AmericanBar.org:
“The panel will discuss the key SALT issues that arise from the sale of a business or a subsidiary, including stock sales that are treated as asset sales under IRC Section 338. The panel will review how these transactions were treated under UDITPA's business income definition and under current state laws that vary from UDITPA, including a discussion of the key cases and pending litigation. The panel will also address apportionment factor treatment, including pending changes in apportionment definitions and rules under consideration by the Multistate Tax Commission and how they might impact how proceeds from the sale of a business or subsidiary would be treated.”
The ABA Section of Taxation and the Trust and Estate Law Division of the ABA Section of Real Property, Trust and Estate Law holds the 2012 Joint Fall CLE Meeting to bring attorneys together to discuss important tax policies, regulations and future expectations within the trust and estate practice.
ShareholderStewart Weintraub’s practice has centered on taxation for more than 40 years. He helps clients plan and structure transactions so that all state and local tax obligations are minimized. He represents clients in all aspects of ...