Background
Solomon, Stephen E. was born on June 16, 1939 in Detroit, Michigan, United States.
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Stephen E. Solomon
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University of Michigan (Bachelor of Business Administration, 1962). Stanford Law School (Bachelor of Laws, 1965).
Career
Admitted to the bar, 1966, California. 1971, United States. Tax Court. Order of the Coif. Member, Board of Editors, Stanford Law Review, 1964-1965.
Lecturer in Law: University of Southern California Law Center, 1967-1972.
Stanford Law School, 1972-1979. Member, Planning Committee, University of California, Los Angeles Entertainment Tax Institute, 1995-1996.
Author: "The Current Status of the Income Tax Consequences of Advances and Recent Legislative Changes to the Income Forecast Method of Depreciation," 49 University of Southern California Tax Institute, 1997. "Recent Developments in Section 1031," 37 University of Southern California Tax Institute, 1985.
"Tax Strategies for the Dealer," Third Annual Institute on Advanced Tax Planning for Real Property Transactions 261-309, 1984.
"Multi-Party Exchanges and Other Recent Developments in Section 1031," 33 University of Southern California Tax Institute, 1981. "The Judicially Expanded F Reorganization And Its Uncertain Operating Rules," 7 J. Corporation Tax 24, 1980. "Net Operating Losses in Consolidated Returns," Operating Losses, Practicing Law Institute 132, 1979.
"Current Planning Foreign Partnership Start Up, Including Special Allocations, Retroaction Allocations and Guaranteed Payments," 16th Annual Heart of America Ta Institute, Chapter 9, 1979.
"Carryovers and Carrybacks of Net Operating Losses under Section 381," Operating Losses, Practicing Law Institute 132, 1979. "Current Planning Foreign Partnership Start Up Including Special Allocations, Retroaction Allocations and Guaranteed Payments," 37 New York Tax Institute, Chapter 13, 1979.
"Tax Benefits of Nonqualified Compensation Plans Increased Under Tax Reform Acting of 1976," 19 Taxation for Accountants 226, 1977, 6 Taxation for Lawyers 24, 1977. "Tax-Free Reorganization, Practicing Law Institute Handbook," Acquisition 1975, 1975.
"The Installment Sale-Qualification," University of Southern California Tax Institute, 1974.
"How To Deal With Section 306," 20 University of Southern California Tax Institute 167, 1968. "Tax Consequences on the Sale of Real Property - A New Approach," 19 University of Southern California Tax Institute 281, 1967. Company-Author: "The Confusing, Complex and Uncertain Tax World of Real Estate Workouts," University of Southern California Tax Institute, 1993.
"The Passive Loss Rules.
Guidance From the First Secretariat of Regulations," 41 University of Southern California Tax Institute, 1989. "The Passive Loss Rules - The Initial Temporary Regulations," 8th Annual Institute on Advanced Planning for Real Property Transactions, Chapter 10, 1989.
"Impact of the Passive Activity Rules on Real Estate," 40 University of Southern California Tax Institute, 1987. Member: Beverly Hills, Century City, Los Angeles County and American Bar Associations.
State Bar of California.
Mr. Solomon"s practice is limited exclusively to federal and state income tax planning and income tax controversy matters. Prior to forming his own firm in 1997, Mr.
Solomon"s practice had been as a partner in (and of counsel to) major Los Angeles law firms.
Achievements
Membership
Member, Board of Editors, Stanford Law Review, 1964-1965. Lecturer in Law: University of Southern California Law Center, 1967-1972. Stanford Law School, 1972-1979.
Member, Planning Committee, University of California, Los Angeles Entertainment Tax Institute, 1995-1996.
