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Bluestein, Ronald was born on November 25, 1939 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.
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Ronald Bluestein
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Temple University (Bachelor of Science, 1961. Juris Doctor, 1964).
Career
Worked at Dilworth, Paxson, Kalish & Kauffman, Limited Liability Partnership (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) specializing in General Practice in all Courts, Litigation, Corporate and Business, Real Estate, Banking and Finance, Securities, Public Finance, Public Utilities, Tax, Bankruptcy, Environmental, Labor, Health, Torts and Estates. Admitted to the bar, 1966, Pennsylvania. 1967, United States. Tax Court.
Certified Public Accountant, Pennsylvania, 1968.
Adjunct Professor, Pensions, Profit Sharing and Executive Compensation Law, Temple University, 1964. Author: "A Business Owner and His Attorney Discuss Valuation of Closely Held Corporate Stock," Estate Planning Quarterly, 1970.
"How to Qualify Employee Retirement Plans," Prentice Hall, April 8, 1970. "Should You Incorporate Your Practice," Practical Accounting, November 20, 1970.
"Pension and Profit Sharing Plans for Professional Corporations," Estate Planning Quarterly, 19771.
"Reading on Professional Corporations: A Small Bibliography," Prentice Hall, January 17, 1974. "Handling Qualified Plans for Related Groups in View of Recent Court Decisions," The Journal of Taxation, June, 1977. "Clearing the Hurdles When Making Loans from Pension Plans," Prentice Hall, Professional Corporate Guide, 1981.
"Its Time to shop for a Tax Shelter," The Legal Intelligencer, November, 1984.
"Alternative Means for Business Financing," The Legal Intelligencer, June, 1985. "How Will Reform Affect Tax Shelters?" the Legal Intelligencer, July, 1985.
"Estate Planning: Valuing Closely Held Stock," The Legal Intelligencer, August, 1985. Member: Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Bar Associations.
Certified Public Accountants Society.
Dilworth, Paxson, Kalish & Kauffman was founded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1933 and presently has 82 lawyers, of whom 39 are partners. lieutenant conducts a regional and national practice principally in areas of corporate and business law, federal and state litigation, banking and finance, securities law, bankruptcy, estate planning, tax law, public finance, labor law, health care law and government regulation. The firm services a diverse clientele ranging from entrepreneurial and closely-held businesses to publicly-held and Fortune 500 companies.
Dilworth, Paxson, Kalish & Kauffman also acts as special counsel to various governmental authorities and entities.
The firm has a strong tradition of public service and, as a result, many former and present members of the firm hold a wide variety of positions at the federal, state and local levels of Government and on the boards of charitable and civic institutions.
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Member: Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Bar Associations. Certified Public Accountants Society.
