Background
Eifler, Timothy J. was born on May 1, 1969 in Louisville, Kentucky, United States.
Eifler, Timothy J. was born on May 1, 1969 in Louisville, Kentucky, United States.
University of Virginia (Bachelor of Arts, cum laude, 1991). University of Richmond (Master of Business Administration, magna cum laude, 1994). T.C. Williams School of Law, University of Richmond (Juris Doctor, magna cum laude, 1994).
Worked at Ogden Newell & Welch (Louisville, Kentucky) specializing in General Practice, Administrative, Commercial/Bankruptcy Law, Corporate and Securities, Litigation, Labor for Management, Healthcare Law, Taxation, Estate Planning and Administration, Real Estate, Utility, Workers Compensation and Environmental Law. Admitted to the bar, 1994, Kentucky. Vice Chancellor, McNeill Law Society, 1993-1994.
Author: "The Earned Income Tax Credit as a Tax Expenditure: An Alternative to Traditional Welfare Reform," 28 U. Rich.
L. Review 701 (1994); "Like-Kind Exchanges," Horse Magazine (1996). "United States. Supreme Court Vacates Saint Ledger Decision," Bar Briefs (July, 1996).
"Using Equine Activity Losses To Achieve Overall Tax Savings," Horse Magazine (February, 1992). Company-Author: "Internal Revenue Service Issues Important Guidance On Self-Employment Income and LLCs," Limited Liability Company Reporter (March/April, 1995).
"The Proposed Check-The-Box Classification Regulations," Limited Liability Company Advisor (August, 1996).
"Taxation of Corporate Operations," (Church 8), Kentucky Corporation Law (1997). Member: Louisville (Company-Chairman, Tax Section, 1997), Kentucky and American Bar Associations.
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (Member, Tax Section).
Squire R. Ogden practiced with the firm from 1923 until his death in 1984. The Firm is a full-service law firm with attorneys licensed to practice primarily in Kentucky but also in Indiana, Virginia, Florida and the District of Columbia.
Ogden Newell & Welch has thirty lawyers, five paralegals and thirty-two support staff The Firm practices before appellate and trial courts, including United States.
Supreme Court, various United States.
Courts of Appeal, District and Bankruptcy Courts, the United States. Tax Court, various State Courts, and various administrative agencies.
Author: "The Earned Income Tax Credit as a Tax Expenditure: An Alternative to Traditional Welfare Reform," 28 U. Rich. L. Rev. 701 (1994)
"Like-Kind Exchanges," Horse Magazine (1996). "United States. Supreme Court Vacates St. Ledger Decision," Bar Briefs (July, 1996).
"Using Equine Activity Losses To Achieve Overall Tax Savings," Horse Magazine (February, 1992). Co-Author: "IRS Issues Important Guidance On Self-Employment Income and LLCs," LLC Reporter (March/April, 1995). "The Proposed Check-The-Box Classification Regulations," LLC Advisor (August, 1996).
"Taxation of Corporate Operations," (Ch. 8), Kentucky Corporation Law (1997).
Member: Louisville (Company-Chairman, Tax Section, 1997), Kentucky and American Bar Associations. Kentucky Chamber of Commerce (Member, Tax Section).