Paul R.

Jackson

Of Counsel

Restructured a Michigan nonprofit corporation, fully-taxable under federal law, into a limited liability company owned by more than 1,000 IRC Section 501(c)(3) organizations, which made it eligible for a Michigan Business Tax exemption.
Provided tax advice on the merger of a state-chartered banking corporation, the sale of a $200 million insurance company, the conversion of ordinary income into qualified dividends and other matters relating to acquisitions and dispositions.
Developed acquisition strategies for a multistate health care provider, allowing it to retain the EINs of targets while achieving asset purchase treatment.
Helped establish a real estate company within a consolidated group of manufacturing companies, eventually

Restructured a Michigan nonprofit corporation, fully-taxable under federal law, into a limited liability company owned by more than 1,000 IRC Section 501(c)(3) organizations, which made it eligible for a Michigan Business Tax exemption.
Provided tax advice on the merger of a state-chartered banking corporation, the sale of a $200 million insurance company, the conversion of ordinary income into qualified dividends and other matters relating to acquisitions and dispositions.
Developed acquisition strategies for a multistate health care provider, allowing it to retain the EINs of targets while achieving asset purchase treatment.
Helped establish a real estate company within a consolidated group of manufacturing companies, eventually allowing for a tax-free split-off under IRC Section 355.
Counseled a U.S. manufacturer with a Chinese subsidiary, enabling the manufacturer to take full advantage of a Chinese tax holiday.
Counseled a client involved in the eventual development, ownership and operation of a new bridge between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario.

Paul R.
Jackson

Restructured a Michigan nonprofit corporation, fully-taxable under federal law, into a limited liability company owned by more than 1,000 IRC Section 501(c)(3) organizations, which made it eligible for a Michigan Business Tax exemption.
Provided tax advice on the merger of a state-chartered banking corporation, the sale of a $200 million insurance company, the conversion of ordinary income into qualified dividends and other matters relating to acquisitions and dispositions.
Developed acquisition strategies for a multistate health care provider, allowing it to retain the EINs of targets while achieving asset purchase treatment.
Helped establish a real estate company within a consolidated group of manufacturing companies, eventually

Restructured a Michigan nonprofit corporation, fully-taxable under federal law, into a limited liability company owned by more than 1,000 IRC Section 501(c)(3) organizations, which made it eligible for a Michigan Business Tax exemption.
Provided tax advice on the merger of a state-chartered banking corporation, the sale of a $200 million insurance company, the conversion of ordinary income into qualified dividends and other matters relating to acquisitions and dispositions.
Developed acquisition strategies for a multistate health care provider, allowing it to retain the EINs of targets while achieving asset purchase treatment.
Helped establish a real estate company within a consolidated group of manufacturing companies, eventually allowing for a tax-free split-off under IRC Section 355.
Counseled a U.S. manufacturer with a Chinese subsidiary, enabling the manufacturer to take full advantage of a Chinese tax holiday.
Counseled a client involved in the eventual development, ownership and operation of a new bridge between Detroit and Windsor, Ontario.

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