Law Jobs - Being a Tax Lawyer
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- čas přidán 23. 07. 2024
- jdcareersoutthere.com/tax-law-... Law jobs in tax are explored in this video on being a tax lawyer. JD Careers Out There host Marc Luber interviews tax attorney Richard Horne of Lowenstein Sandler in New York for insight into tax law careers.
Rick tells JDCOT that as a tax attorney, he handles a wide range of tax-related issues: from forming a corporation to M&A to business investments to the sale of a business, even the issues of bankruptcy and taxes. He also handles tax law issues for hedge funds, private equity funds and taxes for non-profits.
Rick has an LL.M. in tax from the prestigious NYU tax LL.M. program. Being a lawyer in this practice area is always interesting according to Rick - it's one of the types of lawyers that gets to take an active role in a wide variety of transactions.
Whether you're in law school or wondering what to do with a law degree, you may want to check out these types of law paths in tax. In the full interview at JDCOT, Rick tells us how to break in to tax law careers and explains a typical day, what skills and personality types best fit this path, and how to succeed.
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I’m so thankful for this Channel!!! Thank y’all. This is such a blessing!!!!
Great information provided! Excited to hear about possibilities as a tax attorney.
Sound exciting!
I bet this guy is probably making 400K
Was he also a cpa? Im majoring in accounting and debating with myself on going this route.
He's not a CPA but he did get an LLM in Taxation from NYU.
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What bachelor does he has I working on my accounting degree but ultimately wants to be a lawyer
Hi Mirna. His bachelor degree was in economics. He also got an LLM in taxation after law school.
i am a practising lawyer in pakistan . i want to open a tax chamber here but that requires money so i need a sponser who help me building the chamber . I'll write his name or his company name on the board
okay so I get my W-2 forms and my W2 is my federal pay out is like way less than my state and according to what the employment service company I'm working through said that I filed 3/4 State and for federal I don't understand that I've never understood that at all because as far as I know it claimed three if I'm not supporting my son other than giving my mother money to help support him I claim 3 so how is it three and four how's it different I don't understand that's what they're trying to explain to me so they're going to give me copies somebody screwed up somewhere and I Know It claimed three so it can't be three and four for federal it makes no damn sense
Sweet heart this video is about the practice of how to be a tax lawyer not about helping with your tax problems. Wrong category.
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