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Schwartz International Invited to Speak at International Tax / Law State Bar Event

On December 15, 2016, Marc Schwartz had the honor of presenting on practical tax and other issues for expatriates at the State Bar of Georgia Conference Center. Vivian Hoard, a litigator with Taylor English, presided over the conference.   Expatriation has become a more common theme over the past few years, particularly after Congress passed […]

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No More Mo' Movember

No More Mo’

November has come and gone, and with it, the Movember moustache. But never fear – you can see pictures of the entire lifecycle of Marc’s magnificent ‘stache. From its stubbly roots to its suave, David Niven-esque adolescence and all the way through its full, bushy glory days, the photographic evidence awaits your inspection on Marc’s

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What Do Trail Runners Do in November? Grow Facial Hair, of Course!

If you keep up with Marc Schwartz, you probably know him as an avid trail runner who has been known to voluntarily hurl himself up and over large mountains. Races like the Mount Mitchell Challenge and the Ragnar Mt. Zion Trail Run don’t faze him, for some reason, but cancer and preventable deaths definitely do.

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A Foreign Trust Investing In The US: ‘Ordinary’ Or ‘Business’ Trust?

reprinted with permission from Global Tax Weekly, Wolters Kluwer by Marc Schwartz and Paul Tadros All Section references are to the US Internal Revenue Code, 1986, as amended and the US Department of the Treasury regulations (collectively, “Code”) promulgated thereunder unless stated otherwise; Unless stated otherwise, the terms “tax” and “taxation” mean income tax; Unless

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Paul Tadros and Marc Schwartz Interviewed on Coke’s IRS Fight

Last fall, the Coca-Cola Company learned that a five-year long IRS audit resulted in a “notice of deficiency,” meaning that according to the IRS the company owed an additional $3.3 billion in taxes for the years 2007, 2008 and 2009. Coca-Cola is challenging the IRS in U.S. Tax Court. The Atlanta Business Chronicle recently released

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What the Panama Papers Should Mean to You

In the link below, The Guardian provides a user-friendly background to the “Panama Papers” in which someone(s), in a release of data reminiscent of WikiLeaks, apparently leaked(?) / hacked(?) / stole(?) [it’s too early to tell] a Panamanian law firm’s documents related to the firm’s association with more than 200,000 companies. While it is unclear whether the

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SI continues to support the Movember Foundation

While health for each one of us is important, men’s health continues to be a focus at Schwartz International. April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month. Please continue to monitor your health and consider donating to the Movember Foundation — and you don’t even need to grow a moustache! Click here for Movember’s normal comedic approach

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Q and SI Celebrate at the Premiere of The Single Life — Season 2

As many of you know, while our very own Q (Qulanda Moore) doesn’t make the great gadgets James Bond’s Q does, she has quietly been building a large following for her writing / producing /directing and acting. She premiered Season 2 of her hit web series, The Single Life, Sunday March 20 at Georgia State’s cinefest theater.

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