Background
Spector, Philip H. was born on January 30, 1957 in New York, New York, United States.
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Philip H. Spector
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Columbia University (Bachelor of Arts, 1978. Phi Beta Kappa); University of Pennsylvania (Juris Doctor, 1981). University of Pennsylvania (Juris Doctor, 1981) New York University (Master of Laws in Taxation, 1986).
Career
Worked at Watson, Farley & Williams (New York, NY) specializing in Taxation, Equipment Leasing, International Banking and Asset Finance. Admitted to the bar, 1982, New York. Author: "IRS Breaks its Silence on Section 467," Asset Finance and Leasing Digest (July/August 1996).
"IRS Plans to Cut Pickle Lease Benefits," International Tax Review (June 1995). "IRS Takes Aim At Hybrid Securities," International Tax Review (June 1994). "Limitations on Benefits under the New US-Netherlands Income Tax Treaty," 47 Bulletin for International Fiscal Documentation 159 (April 1993).
"When is a Foreign Bank's Hedging Gain or Loss Effectively Connected?," 21 Tax Management International Journal 686 (December 1992). "Earnings Stripping under the Proposed Regulations," 32 Tax Management Memorandum 383 (December 1991). "Final Regulations on Transfer Pricing Reporting and Recordkeeping," 3 Tax Notes International 919 (August 1991).
Co-author: "Ship Leasing in the UK, the US and France," Ship Finance Annual 1996/97. "International Aspects of Section 338," 25 Tax Management International Journal 83 (February/March 1996). "Cross Border Securities Lending Payments," 21 Tax Management International Journal 295 (June 1992).
Stock Purchases Treated as Asset Acquisitions - Section 338 (BNA - Tax Management, 1997). Speaker: "United States. Tax Advantaged Structures," 11th International Air Transport Forum, Geneva, 1997.
Member: New York State Bar Association (Tax Section, Committee on United States. Activities of Foreign Taxpayers. Committee on Financial Instruments).
American Bar Association (Tax Section. Committee on Financial Transactions). International Fiscal Association.
Tax Management Advisory Board (United States.
Membership
Member: New York State Bar Association (Tax Section, Committee on United States. Activities of Foreign Taxpayers. Committee on Financial Instruments).
American Bar Association (Tax Section. Committee on Financial Transactions). International Fiscal Association.
Tax Management Advisory Board (United States.
