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Nebraska MCLE #265381. 0.5 CLE Hours. (OnDemand credit)
This seminar will provide an overview of the PTET (Pass-Through Entity Tax) framework. Speakers will then review recent Supreme Court ruling redefining domicile and conclude with a review of the potential GILTI lawsuit's impact on international tax policies.
Nicholas Bjornson, Koley Jessen P.C., L.L.O.
With a practice solely focused on federal, state, and international tax matters, Nicholas Bjornson has significant experience in helping clients find tax efficiencies and navigate thorny tax issues through his clear, pragmatic advice.
Jeff Schaffart, Koley Jessen P.C., L.L.O.
Recognized by Chambers and Partners as a leading tax attorney, Jeff Schaffart solves complex tax and legal issues by providing timely, pragmatic advice to private equity sponsors, general counsel, management teams, and business owners. He chairs Koley Jessen’s Tax Practice Group.
Nick Niemann, McGrath North
When a business succeeds, so do its employees and their families. This fact has motivated Nick to work with McGrath North and community leaders and entrepreneurs to build jobs and develop industry-leading companies. This passion for helping businesses succeed led him todesigning Nebraska’s leading state tax, incentive and economic development programs and also participating in an international movement for innovating and creating new business models. As a member of the CouncilOn State Taxation, he has become a leading Nebraska state and local tax and incentives attorney. As a longtime business continuity attorney, he has also developed specific protocols for business continuity, succession and exit planning and has worked with more than 900 CEOs around the country to help build a strong economic future for companies and the families which count on them.
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