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Cavitch, Zolman was born on November 17, 1925 in Traverse City, Michigan, United States. Son of Solomon and Bessie (Rabinovitch) Cavitch.
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Offers attorneys, accountants, and corporate management the most thorough coverage and practical guidance available in this field. This treatise takes you step by step through the federal tax ramifications of starting and running a corporation from pre-incorporation planning and capitalizing (i.e., funding) new corporations to the division, purchase, sale and liquidation of the business. Covers all vital areas from accumulated earnings to corporate reorganizations; from deferred compensation agreements to stock dividends; from going public to professional corporations and limited liability companies; from purchase and sale of businesses to trusts. The approach is very practical and based on common transactions that a tax lawyer handles every day. Everything you need to know about tax law affecting corporations and shareholders is contained here, including: --Pre-incorporation planning & procedure --Penalty taxes & corporate planning --S corporations & their shareholders --Capitalizing a new corporation --Dividends --Problems & procedures in shifting shareholder control via stock purchases & redemptions --Compensating the executive --Shifting control through stock dividends & recapitalizations --Dividing the corporate enterprise --Purchase & sale of a corporate business --Corporate liquidation --Collapsible corporations --Professional corporations --Limited liability companies --State corporate tax --Partnerships The format speeds research and makes it easier to answer all of your corporate tax questions. Tax Planning for Corporations and Shareholders is designed to save you time and simplify your work by including the following features: --Every chapter contains common tax-planning questions with cross-references to where in the book the answers can be found --Integrates crucial legislative, judicial and administrative changes into all the tax planning materials --Explains handling corporate tax planning before and after incorporation --Insightful, clear explanations by leading authorities in the field --Legislative alert boxes warn of recent Congressional changes --Loaded with scores of tax-planning tips, comments and caveats --Laden with scores of hypothetical problems and examples illustrating how complex tax calculations are performed and rules are applied --Regulatory alert boxes warn of recent changes from IRS --Each section of each chapter begins with a one-paragraph summary of that section --Tables of corporate tax rates (income, accumulated earnings, personal holding company, alternative minimum & foreign corporations)
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Designed as an adjunct to Tax Planning for Corporations and Shareholders, this comprehensive volume includes: • Expertly crafted forms for such transactions as forming a new corporation, S corporation elections and revocations, pension and profit-sharing planning and drafting, sales, mergers and liquidations • Concise commentary and possible variations accompany each form Material in both the treatise and forms volumes is similarly organized, and the forms volume contains extensive cross- referencing to the treatise. Every transaction explained in the treatise is illustrated from beginning to end in the forms volume.
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Cavitch, Zolman was born on November 17, 1925 in Traverse City, Michigan, United States. Son of Solomon and Bessie (Rabinovitch) Cavitch.
University of Michigan (Bachelor of Arts, 1948. Juris Doctor, 1950). Order of the Coif. Associate Editor, Michigan Law Review, 1949-1950.
Worked at Cavitch, Familo, Durkin & Frutkin Company, Legal Professional Association (Cleveland, Ohio) specializing in Corporation, Taxation, Estate Planning, Probate, Pension and Profit Sharing, Real Estate, Trial and Appellate Practice. Admitted to the bar, 1951, Ohio. Order of the Coif. Associate Editor, Michigan Law Review, 1949-1950.
Author: Ohio Corporation Law with Federal Tax Analysis, Matthew Bender & Company, 1961.
Business Organizations with Tax Planning, Matthew Bender & Company, 1965. Tax Planning Foreign Corporations and Shareholders, Matthew Bender & Company, 1974.
Company-Author: Michigan Corporation Law with Federal Tax Analysis, Matthew Bender & Company, 1963. Massachusetts Corporation Law with Federal Tax Analysis, Matthew Bender & Company, 1963.
Company-Editor: Ohio Transaction Guide, Matthew Bender & Company, 1975.
Rabkin and Johnson Current Legal Forms, Matthew Bender & Company, 1976. Member of Faculty, Law School, Western Reserve University, 1954-1973. Cavitch, Familo, Durkin & Frutkin, is engaged in the general civil and business practice of law.
Our practice embraces all civil specialties as they relate to the problems and planning concerns of business entities and their owners.
Our firm traces its history to the late 1800"s and enjoys an enviable reputation as one of the top firms in the Cleveland area.
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With Army of the United States, 1944-1945.
Married Jacqueline Pollick, June 19, 1950. Children: Michael, Susan, Matthew, Kathy.