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6 Sec. Tax'n Newsl. [i] (1986-1987)

handle is hein.journals/newsqtrly6 and id is 1 raw text is: - SETLImurN OF TAXATION rCr Midyear Meeting in Atlanta To Feature Constitutional Rights Mini-Program A highlight of the Section's Atlanta meeting will be a mini-program on Constitutional Rights of Criminal Tax Defendants. The mini-program will be the first of a series of programs throughout the year on constitutional issues in recognition of the bicentennial of the Constitution. Professor Michael Tigar of the University of Texas School of Law will speak on the historical development of the constitutional rights of persons accused of crimes. Pro- fessor Tigar's presentation will be followed by a panel consisting of Roger M. Olsen, Assistant Attorney General of the Tax Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, and two distinguished private practitioners: Gerald A. Feffer of Williams & Connolly in Washington and Lawrence S. Feld of Kostelanetz & Ritholz in New York. The panel will focus on practical problems arising in the tax area from the perspectives of the Government and private prac- titioners. Committee Meetings On Friday, January 23, the Section committee meetings will take place in the host hotel, the Westin Peachtree. Attendees do not have to be committee members to par- ticipate in the informal panel discussions and programs planned by the committees. Tickets for committee func- tions may be ordered by completing the form on the inside back cover of this Newsletter. Saturday Mini-Programs Continuing Legal Education continues to be an impor- tant part of our Section Meetings and the Midyear Meeting in Atlanta will be exceptional, with mini programs sched- Midyear Meeting Information Inside This Issue: Midyear Meeting Schedule Hotel Reservation Form (inside front cover) Ticket Purchase Form (inside back cover) uled for Saturday and Sunday. Featured will be such im- portant and timely topics as: * Primer on Corporate Tax Planning Under the 1986 Tax Reform Act'--a program that considers the effect of the 1986 Tax Reform Act in tax planning for basic corporate transactions; 0 Tax Planning for Real Estate Under the 1986 Tax Reform Act-Part I--this program, the first of a two-part series, will examine the choice of entity considerations with respect to the ownership, op- eration, leasing and sale of real estate; and * Tax Controversies in Bankruptcy Proceedings -which looks at procedural aspects of litigating tax controversies after the filing of a petition in bank- ruptcy. See the complete list of mini-programs on pages 15 and 16 in this Newsletter. Sunday Mini-Programs In addition to the Constitutional Rights of Criminal Tax Defendants mini-program, the Section will be pre- senting other mini-programs on Small Business Planning Under the 1986 Tax Reform Act and the Unauthorized Practice of Law in the Employee Benefits Area. This program will discuss the problem with drawing lines be- tween legal and non-legal services in the employee benefits field. Section Reception On Saturday January 24 from 6:30 until 8:30 p.m. the Section of Taxation will hold its reception in the atrium of the High Museum of Art, a nationally recognized and highly acclaimed museum designed by award-winning ar- chitect Richard Meier. All floors of the Museum will be open including a special exhibit of American paintings by Jacob Lawrence. The cost is $42.00. A ticket purchase form is on the inside back cover of this Newsletter. Activities for Companions For companions and interested members there will be an alternative program on estate planning given by Sherwin P. Simmons of Trenam, Simmons, Kemker, Scharf, Bar- kin, Frye & O'Neill, P.A., Tampa, FL. Mr. Simmons will cover the basics of estate planning and will demonstrate why everyone needs proper estate planning. (See Meeting on back cover)

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