Tax Law Books

This publication is a hands-on guide for energy project/facility developers and their professional and financial advisors. It covers the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) and its key objectives and impact on project finance, prohibited foreign entity rules, material assistance rules, and investment tax credits.  In addition, it covers clean energy project development and various tax credit incentives, providing detailed practical overviews of the relevant: (1) contract structures and negotiations relating to wholesale and interconnection agreements, power purchase agreements, and offtake structures; (2) regulatory issues (SEC, CFTC, DOE and FERC) of project finance transactions such as trading electricity, renewable energy certificates, offset and allowance futures and options, and debt financing; (3) risk management and mitigation relating to insuring projects, and protections against bankruptcy and insolvency; and (4) clean energy tax credits and monetization in the United States. 

International M&A and Joint Ventures: Key U.S. Taxation Issues is a practice-oriented treatise on the U.S. tax implications of cross-border mergers, acquisitions and joint ventures, written by a practitioner for practitioners. This treatise balances technical rigor with practical insight, incorporating recent legislative changes and international tax developments. Complete with practice aids, it equips professionals with strategies to navigate the complexities of cross-border transactions in today’s evolving tax landscape.

Money laundering is a normal component of any complex financial crime, and professionals dealing with money must understand these statutes.

U.S. Money Laundering is a one-volume softbound treatise that is updated annually. It is essential for any professional who deals with financial transactions or has clients who deal with money.