U.S. International Tax Crash Course™
Recommended CPE: 8 hours
Recommended CLE: 7.5 hours
NC
State Bar Board of Continuing Legal Education Sponsor #5264 Advanced Preparation: none Course Overview/Who should attend: This seminar is intended for corporate controllers, tax managers, accountants, attorneys, and other corporate finance executives looking to develop an understanding of how the U.S. taxes income from foreign operations. Learn the basics of International taxation, global tax planning as well as the key issues involving the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004. Participants will learn vital information they need to help their company or client structure a successful cross-border business merger or acquisition. Nearly all corporate restructures or acquisition of any size involves issues of international taxation, and the rules that govern acquisitions and reorganizations have changed significantly in the last few years. This course will address those changes and how they affect the way you do business. Course Dates/Locations: Dec. 9, 2008 (Course #5) Williams Mullen Law Firm, 3200 Beechleaf Court, Suite 500, Raleigh, NC 27604 Dec. 12, 2008 (Course #6) Williams Mullen Law Firm, 3200 Beechleaf Court, Suite 500, Raleigh, NC 27604
This class and the
Hot Topics from the Capitol: Current Trends
and Tax Considerations are scheduled consecutively.
Register for both courses and receive a discounted tuition fee of $845.00.
Knowledge Source Inc. participants in Raleigh receive a discounted rate at
Courtyard by Marriott Raleigh North of $ To Register: Visit www.knowledgesourceinc.com/register/ or call 919.878.7100 ext. 22
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Source Inc. Is pleased to announce a new partner in education for North
Carolina’s CPAs and attorneys. Sean M. King, Partner with Williams Mullen law
firm in Raleigh, North Carolina will be the guest presenter for these new course
offerings. Mr. King, a nationally renowned speaker in his field, is chair
of the Williams Mullen International Tax Practice Group. He focuses his practice
on international business transactions and taxation. He has extensive experience
in the representation of private and publicly traded corporations; development
and implementation of tax strategies for structuring international mergers and
acquisitions; restructuring and disposition of foreign investments, including
the formation and use of foreign tax credit planning; and effective utilization
of income tax treaties. He consults with clients on a wide array of
international tax issues, including complex reorganization transactions,
investment in emerging markets, bankruptcy workouts, private equity and IRS
controversies. 