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Joan C. Arnold

Joan C. Arnold is a partner with Pepper Hamilton LLP, resident in the Philadelphia office, where she is the chair of the Tax Practice Group, and focuses her practice on federal and international income tax. Ms. Arnold has more than 30 years of significant experience in domestic and cross border M&A, and corporate tax counseling, including substantial tax experience in the private equity arena.

Ms. Arnold is a Regent of the American Counsel of Tax Counsel, and a director of the Council of the Tax Section of the American Bar Association, where she oversees the international committees. She also is vice president and a member of the executive committee of the U.S. Branch of the International Fiscal Association.

In Philadelphia, Ms. Arnold is president of the Philadelphia Tax Conference and immediate past chair of the Tax Section of the Philadelphia Bar Association. In Washington D.C., she is on the executive committee of the George Washington/IRS Annual International Tax Institute. Ms. Arnold is pleased to announce that after 23 years, she has retired from teaching in the Graduate Tax Program at Villanova University School of Law, where she regularly taught Taxable Acquisitions and Tax Free Mergers and Acquisitions, the International Tax Seminar and U.S. Taxation of Foreign Business Operations.

Ms. Arnold is listed in The Best Lawyers in America and has been named the Philadelphia Best Lawyers Tax Lawyer of the Year for 2010. She is a frequent speaker at private equity tax conferences and PLI tax programs.

Before entering private practice, Ms. Arnold was vice president, associate general tax counsel for Citicorp, a full-time faculty member at Rutgers University School of Law – Camden, and a consultant in international tax to KPMG Peat Marwick in its national office.



Education
B.A. 1975 Wagner College
J.D. 1978 Villanova University School of Law
LL.M. 1983 New York University School of Law


Bar Admissions
Admitted to practice in Pennsylvania, Massachusetts and New York

Joan C. Arnold
Partner
Phone: 215.981.4362
617.204.5112
Fax: 215.981.4750
617.204.5150
arnoldj@pepperlaw.com
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Office(s)
Philadelphia Boston

Practice Area(s)
Alternative Investments Practice
Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation

International
Private Equity

Tax


Articles


Reporting of Uncertain Tax Positions on the Tax Return

Acquiring a Foreign Corporation – An Outline of Key Tax Considerations for U.S. C Corporations


Victims of Madoff Scheme Should Plan for Tax Implications of Losses

New Bailout Legislation Contains Several Key Tax Provisions


Expansion of Short-Term Financing Exception to Section 956

Carried Interest Legislation: Cross-Border Consequences


'Carried Interests, Part 1' Hearing

House Democrats Introduce Bill to Tax Carry at 35 Percent


Senate Bill Calls for Tax on Publicly Traded Carry Partnerships

Clubs Are Trumps: Making Club Deals Work


Foreign Bank Accounts and Multinational Corporations – Are You Reporting Correctly?

Cross-Border Cross Licensing - The IRS Speaks


Have You Spoken to Your Accounts Payable People Lately?

Service Gives New Meaning to 'Meaningless Gesture' Doctrine for 'All Cash D Reorganizations'


Rethinking the Use of a Corporate Holding Company for Preferred/Common Investments

Lending v. Investing in Securities - the IRS is Interested!


To Step or Not to Step

Definition of a Liability at the Forefront of Court Decisions: Klamath & Coltec


Highlights of the Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act of 2005

Capitalization and Its Impact on Management Compensation


Extension of Time to Clean Up Withholding Taxes

Changing World of Tax Advice - Circular 230


A Guide to Listed Transactions

Creating a Plan for Foreign Earning Repatriation


New Law Provides Tax Breaks for Domestic Production Activities

Guidance on Japanese Withholding Taxes Under New U.S.-Japanese Tax Treaty -- Effective July 1, 2004


Gone Are The Tax Confidentiality Waivers

Non-U.S. Persons and the Sale of U.S. Real Estate


Ethical Issues In Cross-Border Taxation

New IRS Rules Affect Private Placement Memoranda, Letters of Intent and Agreements


New Jersey Corporate Taxes and You: Not Perfect Together

Planning for an IPO: Issues of Taxes and Timing


IRS Ruling Provides Some Flexibility for REIT Spin-Offs

Tax Planning For IPOs - What To Do Before Going Public: Part I of VI


Tax Planning For IPOs - What To Do Before Going Public: Part II of VI

Tax Planning For IPOs - What To Do Before Going Public: Part III of VI


Tax Planning For IPOs - What To Do Before Going Public: Part IV of VI

Tax Planning For IPOs - What To Do Before Going Public: Part V of VI


Tax Planning For IPOs - What To Do Before Going Public: Part VI of VI


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The Madoff Scandal: Implications and Next Steps


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