Harold R. Bucholtz

Background

Bucholtz, Harold R. was born on January 24, 1952 in Newark, New Jersey, United States.

Education

Rutgers University (Bachelor of Arts, 1973). University of Virginia (Juris Doctor, 1976). Georgetown University (Master of Laws in Taxation, 1980).

Career

Worked at Holland & Knight Limited Liability Partnership (Washington, District of Columbia) specializing in General Practice including Administrative Law, Admiralty, Agribusiness, Antitrust, Bankruptcy, Civil and White Collar Criminal Litigation, Commercial Leasing, Computer Law, Construction Law, Environmental and Land Use, Energy, Financial Institutions, General Corporate, Health Care, Housing and Housing Finance, Immigration, Insurance Law, Intellectual Property, International Business, Labor/Employment/Employee Retirement Income Security Act, Legislation, Media Law, Mortgage Banking, Probate and Estate Planning, Public Finance, Real Estate Finance and Development, Securities and Corporate Finance, Taxation (State, Federal and International) and Workers" Compensation. Admitted to the bar, 1976, Virginia. 1980, District of Columbia, United States.

Tax Court and United States.

Supreme Court.

Attorney, Interpretative Division, Office of Chief Counsel, Internal Revenue Service, 1976-1981. Author: "Using Restrictive Sales Agreements to Fix A Low Estate Tax Value for A Business Interest," Estate Planning, May, 1981.

"Consent Dividends May Allow A Step-Up in Basis or Increase the Foreign Tax Credit," Journal of Taxation, March, 1982. Company-Author: "Despite Restrictions, Foreign Trusts Can Be Effective Tax Planning Devices," Estate Planning, March, 1985.

"Tax-Exempt Redevelopment Financing in Florida," XX-3 Stetson Law Review 667, 1991.

Holland & Knight traces its origins in Florida to the 1880"s, and the firm now numbers approximately 500 lawyers in its 12 offices. Committed to the standards of professional excellence and leadership, the firm values and strongly encourages public service to the nation and to the states and communities in which its lawyers live. Members of the firm have distinguished themselves through service as senator, governor, presidents of the bar associations, elected and appointed positions in local, state and federal governments, and in the judiciary.

Achievements

• Harold R. Bucholtz has been listed as a reputable lawyer by Martindale-Hubbell.

Works

• Other Work

  • Author: "Using Restrictive Sales Agreements to Fix A Low Estate Tax Value for A Business Interest," Estate Planning, May, 1981. "Consent Dividends May Allow A Step-Up in Basis or Increase the Foreign Tax Credit," Journal of Taxation, March, 1982.