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Roger
J.
Baneman
Partner
Education
Harvard Law School, J.D., 1976, magna cum laude
Yale College, B.A., 1972, summa cum laude
Practice
Mr. Baneman, a partner in the Tax Group, advises on tax issues in a broad range of areas, including corporate, partnership and individual tax issues, both in the domestic and international context. He has extensive experience in the partnership area, including limited liability companies. Mr. Baneman joined the firm in 1976, left in 1980 to serve with the U.S. Treasury Department, rejoined in 1982, and became a partner in 1985.
Experience
- Structuring investment funds, management companies and compensation arrangements
- Advice on mutual fund operations and mergers
- Structuring real estate transactions and funds, including for non-U.S. and tax-exempt investors
- Advising on the organization and operation of REITs
- Advice on tax issues in workouts and bankruptcies
- Structuring cross-border ventures and investments
- Counseling individual clients and families on tax planning and advising private foundations
Selected Professional & Business Activities
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Adjunct Professor, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law
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Office of Tax Legislative Counsel, U.S. Treasury Department, from 1980 to 1982, first as Attorney-Advisor and later as Acting Associate Tax Legislative Counsel
Publications
- Author, Preferential Dividends in the Regulated Investment Company Context, Tax Notes, April 3, 2006, p. 49
- Speaker and Author, New York University's 61st Annual Institute on Federal Taxation (Fall 2002); Topic: Proposed Regulations on Corporate Mergers Involving Disregarded Entities
- Author, Selected Issues in Equity-Based Compensation for Partnerships and LLCs (2001, updated version published at 651 PLI/Tax 589 (2005))
- Speaker and Author, New York University's 58th Annual Institute on Federal Taxation (Fall 1999); Topic: Some Current Issues in Like-Kind Exchanges
- Speaker and Author, New York University's 56th Annual Institute on Federal Taxation (Fall 1997); Topic: Check-the-Box Planning in the International Context (updated version published at 661 PLI/Tax 727 (2005))
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