Navigating the Complexities of Tax Law to Maximize Opportunities
DarrowEverett’s tax attorneys work with a broad range of clients, including energy companies, real estate investors and developers, private equity firms, financial institutions, large privately held manufacturers, construction businesses, tax-exempt organizations and other non-profits, and high net worth individuals.
We provide federal, state, and local income tax planning advice on a wide variety of transactions. The DE Tax team also represents clients before the IRS and state departments of revenue in an array of matters. The team works closely with DarrowEverett’s other transactional practices to coordinate the tax and business aspects of every transaction. Because the tax laws are constantly changing, our tax attorneys also monitor proposed legislative and regulatory actions at the federal and state level to give our clients up-to-the-minute guidance.
DE’s Tax practice provides counsel and assistance on a variety of matters, including, but not limited to:
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Less Red Tape, More Capital? SEC Clarifies 506(c) Verification Rules
On March 12, 2025, the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) issued a significant no-action letter clarifying the use of high minimum investment amounts as a method for verifying accredited investor status under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D (the “Letter”).[1] Background: Rule 506(c) and Accredited Investor Verification Rule 506(c), introduced under the Jumpstart Our Business Startups…
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