Lawyer Bio : Michael R. Cashin
Michael R. Cashin
"Mike"
Winston-Salem
Mike concentrates his practice on all areas of federal and state tax matters. He has experience with tax controversies before the U.S. Tax Court, the Internal Revenue Service, and various other federal and state taxing authorities. Mike also frequently advises on transactional tax issues for all types of clients, including C corporations, S corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships, joint ventures, private equity companies, and nonprofits. He has advised on tax issues relating to both taxable and tax free mergers, acquisitions, and dispositions, corporate and partnership formations, bankruptcy and insolvency, private equity formation and operations, and tax exempt company formation and compliance.
In the executive compensation arena, Mike has worked closely with lawyers in the Employee Benefits Practice Group to evaluate tax issues relating to various executive compensation plans, including non-qualified retirement plans, severance plans, split-dollar life insurance arrangements and Internal Revenue Code Section 409A compliance. Mike also works closely with lawyers in the Corporate and Securities and Trusts and Estates Practice Groups.
Professional Activities
Admitted to the bar 2006, Georgia.
Admitted to practice before the U.S. Tax Court.
Education
J.D., 2005, Duke University School of Law, Staff Editor, Duke Environmental Law and Policy Forum (DELPF).
LL.M., International and Comparative Law, 2005, Duke University School of Law.
LL.M., Tax, 2006, New York University School of Law.
Prior Legal Experience
Summer Associate, Buist, Moore, Smythe, McGee, P.A., Charleston, SC, 2004.
Summer Associate, Donald W. McGill, Esq., Waterbury, CT, 2003.
Paralegal, Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, PLLC., Winston-Salem, NC, 2001-2002.
Additional Information
German
Areas of Proficiency
- Tax Controversy
- Corporate Tax
- Executive Compensation
Practice & Industry Teams
Articles
News
Publications
Lawyer Articles
Client Alerts
- Key Provisions of the 2010 Tax Relief Act
- Temporary Exclusion of 100% of Gain on Qualified Small Business Stock
- House Approves Taxation of Carried Interest
- Change in Federal Employment Tax Treatment of Single-Member LLCs Effective January 1, 2009
- A Bridge Too Far: Could NC's "Amazon" Sales Tax Nexus Legislation Collapse Under Its Own Weight (And Bring Other Tax Nexus Principles Down With It)?
