SAN FRANCISCO – Nov. 6, 2019 – Brad Marsh of global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP will speak at the 2019 Property Tax Symposium, November 11, in Seattle.
Hosted by the Institute for Professionals in Taxation, the 3-day conference focuses on ad valorem tax issues and best practices in tax management, compliance and valuation. Speakers include industry leaders and attorneys in the tax industry. Topics are best practices and strategies for managing complex issues that tax professionals encounter every day.
On November 11, Marsh will participate as a speaker in a session titled, “CA Proposition 13: How to Use it and Will We Lose It (in 2020)?” Marsh will focus his remarks on California’s changes in ownership law, including how and when transfers of legal entity interests will trigger a change in ownership, how to avoid those pitfalls, and more.
Marsh, co-managing shareholder of Greenberg Traurig’s San Francisco office and co-chair of the firm’s State and Local Tax (SALT) Practice, focuses his practice on tax controversy matters, including property, sales, payroll, business license, employment, franchise, parcel, district, documentary transfer, transient occupancy, utility user, income, parking, gift and estate taxes. Marsh represents clients in audits, litigation and administrative hearings, as well as analyzing transactions and business models, and developing strategies for legislative resolutions.
Hosted by the Institute for Professionals in Taxation, the 3-day conference focuses on ad valorem tax issues and best practices in tax management, compliance and valuation. Speakers include industry leaders and attorneys in the tax industry. Topics are best practices and strategies for managing complex issues that tax professionals encounter every day.
On November 11, Marsh will participate as a speaker in a session titled, “CA Proposition 13: How to Use it and Will We Lose It (in 2020)?” Marsh will focus his remarks on California’s changes in ownership law, including how and when transfers of legal entity interests will trigger a change in ownership, how to avoid those pitfalls, and more.
Marsh, co-managing shareholder of Greenberg Traurig’s San Francisco office and co-chair of the firm’s State and Local Tax (SALT) Practice, focuses his practice on tax controversy matters, including property, sales, payroll, business license, employment, franchise, parcel, district, documentary transfer, transient occupancy, utility user, income, parking, gift and estate taxes. Marsh represents clients in audits, litigation and administrative hearings, as well as analyzing transactions and business models, and developing strategies for legislative resolutions.