Howard S. Sturm
Partner
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 502.589.9254
Member, Brandeis Society. Certified Public Accountant, Kentucky, 1980. Author: “Tax Effects of Boot in Corporate Reorganizations Can Be Controlled,” 50 Taxation for Accountants No. 3, 145 (1993); “Asset Sales Come Under Tighter Scrutiny by IRS,” 48 Taxation for Accountants No. 3, 159 (1992); “Divisive Reorganizations Must Tread More Softly After RRA ’90,” 46 Taxation for Accountants No. 2, 96 (1991); “Insolvents Can Avoid Income From Discharges of Debt,” 45 Taxation for Accountants No. 6, 348 (1990) and 19 Taxation for Lawyers No. 4, 230 (1990); “Strategies To Avoid Penalties On Corporate Estimated Income Tax Payments After TAMRA,” 42 Taxation for Accountants No. 5, 262 (1989) and 17 Taxation for Lawyers No. 5, 286 (1989); “Obtaining Maximum Benefits From Losses On Stock Of Small Corporations,” 16 Taxation for Lawyers No. 5, 282 (1988).
Admission Details
- Admitted in 1983, Kentucky
Education
- University of Louisville, Class of 1983, J.D.
- New York University School of Law, Class of 1984, LL.M. in Taxation
- University of Louisville, Class of 1977, B.S.
Associations & Memberships
- Louisville, Kentucky and American Bar Associations
- CPA – Kentucky
Practice Areas
- Corporate
- Taxation
- Estate Planning
- Mergers and Acquisitions
- Technology Law
- Employee Benefits
- Physicians Contracts
- Employment Law