Background
Balleisen, Carolyn K. was born on June 12, 1930 in Brooklyn, New York, United States.
Balleisen, Carolyn K. was born on June 12, 1930 in Brooklyn, New York, United States.
Barnard College (Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, 1950). Columbia University (Juris Doctor, Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar. Editor, Columbia Law Review.
Worked at Tilford, Dobbins, Alexander, Buckaway & Black (Louisville, Kentucky) specializing in Federal Income, Estate and Gift Taxation Law, Business Law, Estate Planning Law. Admitted to the bar, 1953, New York, United States. District Court, Southern and Eastern Districts of New York and United States.
Tax Court.
1972, Kentucky. Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar. Editor, Columbia Law Review.
Author: "The Internal Revenue Code of 1954. Partnerships and Partners," 54 Columbia Law Review 1183, 1954.
"Tax Treatment of Corporate Division," 52 Columbia Law Review, 1954.
"Stock Redemptions under Section 303, Tax Aspects of Estate Planning," Association of the Bar of the City of New York, March, 1958. "Tax Problems of Service Partnerships," 16 New York University Institute. on Federal Tax 137, 1958. "Death of Partner," 213 Tax Management Portfolio, 1969.
"How Woodall Quick Will Affect Basis Adjustment," 37 Journal of Taxation 46, 1972.
"Techniques Available to Freeze Estate," Tax Ideas December 15, 1993, RIA State Local Taxes Nationwide Network of Expert Contributors. Visiting Associate Professor of Law, University of Louisville Law School, 1969-1970.
Member: Louisville. Kentucky and American Bar Associations.
"The Internal Revenue Code of 1954. Partnerships and Partners," 54 Columbia Law Review 1183, 1954. Tax Treatment of Corporate Division," 52 Columbia Law Review, 1954.
"Stock Redemptions under Section 303, Tax Aspects of Estate Planning," Association of the Bar of the City of New York, March, 1958. Tax Problems of Service Partnerships," 16 New York University Inst, on Federal Tax 137, 1958. "Death of Partner," 213 Tax Management Portfolio, 1969.
"How Woodall Quick Will Affect Basis Adjustment," 37 Journal of Taxation 46, 1972. Visiting Associate Professor of Law, University of Louisville Law School, 1969-1970. Director Secretary, Kentucky Housing Corporation, 1972-1978.
Member, Citizens Group, Jefferson County Community Development, 1972-1981.
Louisville (Member, Tax Section). Kentucky and American (Member and Vice Chair, Committee on Partnerships, 1956-1960, Tax Section) Bar Associations. Federal Income, Estate and Gift Taxation, Business and Estate Planning.