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7 Sec. Tax'n Newsl. [i] (1987-1988)

handle is hein.journals/newsqtrly7 and id is 1 raw text is: VAI~ SECTION OF TAXATION cv [j C r New Orleans To Host 1988 Midyear Meeting New Orleans will be full of important Tax issues, as well as good food and good cheer for the Section's Midyear Meeting in January. For your convenience, in this issue is a Hotel Reservation Form (inside front cover) and a Registration and Ticket Purchase Form (inside back cover). To reserve your hotel room, just fill out the Hotel Reser- vation Form and send it with your deposit to the New Orleans Marriott or Hotel Meridien. The Marriott will serve as the headquarters hotel with the Meridien, across the street, as a backup. To register and reserve your tickets for Section functions, fill out and send your Registration and Ticket Purchase Form to the Tax Section. Please note that the Section of Taxation's Council approved at its meet- ing on May 14, 1987, that the registration fees for May and Midyear meetings be raised to $50 effective for the 1988 Midyear Meeting. Committee Meetings Most Section Committee Meetings will take place on Friday, January 29, 1987 at the New Orleans Marriott (please check the final program for meeting room loca- tions). Committee meetings are held at each Section meet- ing not only to do the work of the Committee but to hold panel discussions and programs dealing with current tax matters affecting that Committee's area of interest. Atten- dees do not have to be committee members to participate in these panel discussions or programs. Tickets for com- mittee breakfasts or luncheons may be purchased using the Registration and Ticket Purchase Form on the inside back cover. Saturday Mini-Programs Five Continuing Legal Education mini-programs have been scheduled for Saturday, January 30: The Collection Process Part 11; Constitutional Aspects of Tax Lawmaking; Midyear Meeting Information Inside this Issue: Midyear Meeting Schedule Hotel Reservation Form (inside front cover) Ticket Purchase Form (inside back cover) Task Force Report on Transfer Taxes; * Tax Issues in Independent Contractor vs. Employee Relationships; and 'Tax Considerations in Bankruptcy. Sunday Mini-Programs Three CLE mini-programs will be offered on Sunday, January 31: * Insurance Products for Professionals, Corporations, and Their Clients; * Partnership Allocations Under the Final Regula- tions; and 9 Current Developments in the Tax Law See the descriptions for all mini-programs inside this issue. Section Reception The reception on Saturday evening will be held at the Cabildo, one of New Orleans' most notable historic land- marks. The Cabildo is one of two buildings flanking Jack- son Square. These buildings were the seats of the Louisiana Governing Authority when it was ruled by France and Spain. The French building is known as the Presbytere and the Spanish building is known as the Cabildo. It was in the Cabildo where some of the formal documents were signed in 1803 transferring the Louisiana Territory to the United States. Activities for Companions On Friday morning following the get-acquainted com- plimentary breakfast, companions may select one of two events, either a walking tour of five French Quarter antique furniture shops conducted by experienced docents or a lecture at the Historic New Orleans Collection, a landmark house museum. The lecture will focus on the early history of Louisiana. Participants will be able to review original documents including those from the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. Following the antique shop walking tour and the lecture at the Historic New Orleans Collection, both groups will be taken by bus from the French Quarter to have lunch at Commander's Palace Restaurant in the Garden District of New Orleans. Commander's has arranged to have its executive chef address the group following lunch. His remarks will discuss the impact of Louisiana regional cooking A New Orleans cooking throughout the United States. Following lunch, weather permitting, a brief walking tour of the Garden District will be conducted by experienced (See Meeting on back cover)

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