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Tax Reform Seminar Series, Part VII: Tax Benefits of Qualified Opportunity Zone Funds

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TAX REFORM SEMINAR SERIES
Effective Strategies to Take Advantage of the Tax Cuts & Jobs Act

PART VII: Tax Benefits of Qualified Opportunity Zone Funds

The word is out about Qualified Opportunity Zone Funds (QOZF) and just about every accountant, financial advisor and real estate professional is interested in how this IRS sanctioned program works. Investing in a QOZF provides all Americans with a way to save money on their taxes and provides real estate developers with a great angle to raise money for their projects. But how do these investment vehicles work? Are there exclusions? Who can utilize a QOZF and what are the benefits? 

During this seminar, corporate and tax law attorneys Peter Spirgel and David Neufeld as well as Charles Lynch and Paul Robertson from Bernstein Private Wealth Management will analyze and discuss the intricacies of QOZF investing and the tax-saving benefits that come along with it.

What you will learn:

Speakers:

Date & Time:

Tuesday, May 7, 2019
Registration and Networking:  8:00 – 8:30 a.m.
Seminar and Q&A: 8:30 – 10:00 a.m.

Location:

Flaster Greenberg PC
1810 Chapel Ave West
Cherry Hill, NJ 08002

Credits: 

Attorneys: 1.5 substantive Pennsylvania CLE credits (NJ reciprocal)
CPAs: 1.5 PA and NJ CPE credit

Facebook Live:

Not able to make it in person? You’ll still be able to attend the presentation via Facebook Live! Tune into FG’s Facebook Page on May 7th at 8:30 a.m. to hear from our panelists as they navigate through the new law and help you identify the strategy that best suits your business.


*Please note that attendees must be present in-person to be eligible for Pennsylvania and New Jersey CPE credit and substantive Pennsylvania CLE credit.

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