Marc D. Teitelbaum
Partner
Marc Teitelbaum is the chair of the Tax Department. Marc has
been involved in advising public companies, underwriters and
investment funds principally in the following areas:
acquisition and disposition of domestic and foreign corporations
whether taxable or tax-free transactions; daily ongoing tax advice
to public companies, regarding general corporate and consolidated
return tax issues, including the U.S. tax consequences of foreign
operations and foreign joint ventures, in particular,
multi-national manufacturing and sales operations; debt and equity
financings; investment strategies in partnership form including tax
and accounting-advantaged structured domestic and cross-border
financing arrangements; taxation of regulated investment companies;
partnership taxation; and investment and trading funds.
Marc in recent years has provided tax advice with respect to in
excess of one billion of tax advantaged cross-border corporate
finance strategies and regularly advises banks concerning such
matters. Marc has also been involved in advising on the formation
of many private equity funds and offshore hedge funds, on tax
issues that are attributable to their domestic and foreign
activities, and deferred compensation arrangements for managers and
their employees. He has also advised on several management company
restructurings to achieve various goals and the sale of management
companies.
Honors and Awards
- Ranked, Chambers USA, Tax, 2011 and previous
years
Organizations
- Fellow, American College of Tax Counsel
- Member, The Tax Club
- Member, International Fiscal Association
- Member, Tax Section, New York State Bar Association
- Member, Tax Section, American Bar Association
Publications
- "A Disregarded Entity Must Be Taken Into Account," Tax
Notes, Number 9, 2002
- "Compaq Computer Corp. and IES Industries Inc. Cases – The
Empire Strikes Back," Derivatives Report, Number 4,
1999; Tax Notes, Number 6, 2000; and Tax
Notes International, Number 7, 2000
- Letter to the Editor of Tax Notes concerning the Compaq Case,
Tax Notes, Number 6, 1999
- "Canadian Exchangeable Share Transactions and Foreign
Transaction Forms," Tax Notes International, Number 24,
1998; and Tax Notes, Number 10, 1998
- United States Report - Tax Developments YearBook (concerning
the Inverworld decision), International Tax Review, and
Euromoney, 1996
- "The New Tax Benefit Entities: Qualified Small Business
Corporations and Specialized Small Business Investment Companies,"
Journal of Corporate Taxation, 1994
- "Distributions of Partnership Refinancing Proceeds: Nonrecourse
Cash Under the Section 704(b) Regulations," Journal of
Partnership Taxation, 1988
- "The Impact on Partners of Allocations That Have Substantial
Economic Effect," Journal of Partnership Taxation,
1987
- "Foreign Ownership of Real Property in the United States
in the 1980's," International Property Investment Journal,
1982
Presentations
- "Hedge Funds: Reality and Tax Reality," The Tax Club, New York,
NY, March 2008
- "Proposed Tax Rules for Carried Interests," Financial Research
Associates, LLC, November 2005, May 2006, November 2006, May 2007
and November 2007
- "Rethinking Hedge Fund Structures," New York State Society of
CPAs, March 4, 2004
- "Taxation of Mezzanine Investing: Subordinated Debt and
Warrants," New York Business Roundtable, Inc., February 24,
2004
- "Disregarded Entity Must Be Taken Into Account," The Tax Club,
New York City, October, 2002
- "E-Commerce and Taxation - A Transactional Approach for a U.S.
Multi-National Corporation," Tax Executive Institute, New York
Chapter, March 23, 2000
- "Avoiding the Foreign Tax Credit Anti-Abuse Tests – Code
Section 901(k), Notice 98-5 and the Compaq Case," ATLAS Foreign Tax
Credit Update, November 8, 1999 and May 25, 2000, May 15, 2001,
June 11, 2002, March 16, 2004, November 1, 2005
- "The President's Fiscal Year 2000 Budget Proposal," The Media
Tax Club, New York City, March 1999
- "Canadian Exchangeable Share Transactions and Foreign
Transaction Forms," The Tax Club, New York City, October 1998
- "Cross Border Financing Strategies," The Media Tax Club, New
York City, September 1998
- "The New Section 1441 Regulations," The Media Tax Club, New
York City, May 1998
- "Treasury Regulations under Code Section 894(c)," The Media Tax
Club, New York City, November 1997
- "Certain Tax Aspects of Current Exchange Offers," New York
University Conference on Mergers and Acquisition, May 1990
- "Section 704(b) Allocations," 45th and 46th New York University
Annual Institutes on Federal Taxation, November 1986 and 1987
- "Subchapter C Reform," 44th New York University Annual
Institute on Federal Taxation, November 1985
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Marc D. TeitelbaumPartner
Education
New York University School of Law, 1977, LL.M., (Taxation)
New York University School of Law, 1976, J.D.
University of Chicago, 1973, B.A.
Admitted to the Bar
New York
U.S. Tax Court