Howard S. Sturm

Labor, Mediation
713 East Market Street, Suite 100
Louisville, Kentucky 40202


Labor

Admitted

1983, Kentucky

Law School

University of Louisville, J.D., 1983; New York University School of Law, LL.M. in Taxation, 1984

Law School Graduation Year

1984

College

University of Louisville, B.S., 1977

Memberships

Louisville, Kentucky and American Bar Associations.

Biographical

Member, Brandeis Society. Certified Public Accountant, Kentucky, 1980. Author: Tax Effects of Boot in Corporate Reorganizations Can Be Controlled, 50 Taxation for Accountants No. 3, 145 (1993); Asset Sales Come Under Tighter Scrutiny by IRS, 48 Taxation for Accountants No. 3, 159 (1992); Divisive Reorganizations Must Tread More Softly After RRA '90, 46 Taxation for Accountants No. 2, 96 (1991); Insolvents Can Avoid Income From Discharges of Debt, 45 Taxation for Accountants No. 6, 348 (1990) and 19 Taxation for Lawyers No. 4, 230 (1990); Strategies To Avoid Penalties On Corporate Estimated Income Tax Payments After TAMRA, 42 Taxation for Accountants No. 5, 262 (1989) and 17 Taxation for Lawyers No. 5, 286 (1989); Obtaining Maximum Benefits From Losses On Stock Of Small Corporations, 16 Taxation for Lawyers No. 5, 282 (1988).

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