Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP‘s international tax group advises on the full range of international tax matters from transactional tax planning for acquisitions, joint ventures, and restructurings, to transfer pricing and controversy matters. Washington DC-based Eric Sensenbrenner, who has a special focus on transactional tax planning, leads the team. Nathan Giesselman, who sits in the Palo Alto office, advises clients on a wide range of internal and third-party transactions, including acquisition, disposition, and restructuring transactions. In Boston, Moshe Spinowitz handles both transactional tax planning for multinational companies and tax controversy matters throughout the full lifecycle of IRS audits and appeals. Gavin White, who is based in New York, has extensive experience advising on the tax aspects of public and private acquisitions, divestitures, bankruptcy reorganizations, equity and debt offerings, and joint ventures. Also in New York, Victor Hollender supports a wide range of clients with their tax issues such as publicly traded corporations, financial institutions, fund managers, foreign pension funds, and sovereign wealth funds whilst Chase Wink has significant experience handling a broad range of international tax matters including subpart F, global intangible low taxed income (or GILTI), foreign tax credits, documentation concerning transfer pricing rules and the tax aspects of operational integration. In Washington DC, David Farhat’s practice focuses on all phases of international tax planning and dispute resolution whilst Nathaniel Carden supports with complex transfer pricing issues.

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