Background
Simpkins, Mary N. was born on September 18, 1956 in Panama City, Florida, United States.
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Co-Author: "Qualified Profit-Sharing Plans for Subchapter S Corporations," 6 Rev. Tax. Indiv. 354, 1982. "Blitzer: Good News and Bad News," 7 Rev.
Tax. Indiv. 60, 1983. "The Uncertain Future of Interest-Free Loans," 7 Rev. Tax. Indiv. 171, 1983.
"TEFRA'S Changes to the Rules for Tax-Exempt Bonds," 7 Rev. Tax. Indiv. 268, 1983. "Open-End Leases: Are They True Leases or Conditional Sales?" 7 Rev.
Tax. Indiv. 369, 1983. "Tufts: Footnote 37 Reconsidered," 8 Rev. Tax. Indiv. 74, 1984.
"Should Tax-Exempt Lessees Profit From Tax Benefits?" 8 Rev. Tax. Indiv. 240, 1984.
Mary N. Simpkins
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Vanderbilt University (Bachelor of Science, magna cum laude, 1977). University of Virginia (Juris Doctor, 1980). New York University (Master of Laws in Taxation, 1984).
Career
Worked at Ritter Eichner & Norris (Washington, District of Columbia) specializing in Public Finance Law. Federal Income Taxation. Housing, Non-Profit Organizations.
Admitted to the bar, 1981, New New York
1982, United States. District Court, Southern and Eastern Districts of New New York 1983, United States. Tax Court.
1984, Florida. 1987, District of Columbia.
Phi Beta Kappa. Company-Author: "Qualified Profit-Sharing Plans for Subchapter South Corporations," 6 Review Tax. Indiv. 354, 1982.
"Blitzer: Good News and Bad News," 7 Review Tax. Indiv. 60, 1983.
"The Uncertain Future of Interest-Free Loans," 7 Review
Tax. Indiv. 171, 1983. "TEFRA"South Changes to the Rules for Tax-Exempt Bonds," 7 Review Tax. Indiv. 268, 1983.
"Open-End Leases: Are They True Leases or Conditional Sales?" 7 Review
Tax. Indiv. 369, 1983. "Tufts: Footnote 37 Reconsidered," 8 Review
Tax. Indiv. 74, 1984. "Should Tax-Exempt Lessees Profit From Tax Benefits?" 8 Review
Tax. Indiv. 240, 1984.
Member: The District of Columbia Bar. Clearwater and American Bar Associations. The Florida Bar; National Association of Bond Lawyers.
Established in 1991 by former partners of Haynes & Miller, the firm maintains a national practice in all areas of public finance, representing underwriters, issuers, developers, credit enhancers, real estate investment trusts and Section 501(c)(3) organizations in primary and secondary marketing programs, multi-family and single family mortgage bond financings, refinancings and restructurings, and complex federal income tax questions related to tax-exempt bond issues.
As market conditions have changed, the firm"s practice has evolved to include taxable municipal and non-municipal debt and tax-exempt derivative products.
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Co-Author: "Qualified Profit-Sharing Plans for Subchapter S Corporations," 6 Rev. Tax. Indiv. 354, 1982. "Blitzer: Good News and Bad News," 7 Rev.
Tax. Indiv. 60, 1983. "The Uncertain Future of Interest-Free Loans," 7 Rev. Tax. Indiv. 171, 1983.
"TEFRA'S Changes to the Rules for Tax-Exempt Bonds," 7 Rev. Tax. Indiv. 268, 1983. "Open-End Leases: Are They True Leases or Conditional Sales?" 7 Rev.
Tax. Indiv. 369, 1983. "Tufts: Footnote 37 Reconsidered," 8 Rev. Tax. Indiv. 74, 1984.
"Should Tax-Exempt Lessees Profit From Tax Benefits?" 8 Rev. Tax. Indiv. 240, 1984.
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Membership
Member: The District of Columbia Bar. Clearwater and American Bar Associations. The Florida Bar; National Association of Bond Lawyers.
