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Ronald J. Cappuccio, J.D., LL.M.(Tax)

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Expertise

I have extensive experience in negotiating emerging business contracts and agreements, joint ventures, limited laibility company buy-sell agreements and buying and selling businesses. My approach is from a legal, tax and business prospective gearing my negotiations to practical solutions rather than merely drafting impractical documents

Experience in the area

I have have been an attorney since 1976 emphasizing business and tax law issues. I am an adjunct law professor in negotiation and alternative dispute resolution.

Organizations

American Bar Associtiation
New Jersey State Bar Association
Camden County Bar Association

Publications

Please see:
http://www.taxesq.com
http://adrlawinfo.com

Education/Credentials

BSFS - Georgetown University
J.D. - Unviersity of Kansas School of Law
LL.M. (Tax) - Georgetown University Law Center

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Recent Answers from Ronald J. Cappuccio, J.D., LL.M.(Tax)

2009-11-02 joint venture partners:

Agostino: Thank you for your question. First, you need a Brazilian lawyer to give you specific legal advice. In order to have "partners" you should first have a shareholder's agreement. This would define

2009-09-06 LLC Partnership Buy Out Options:

Chad: I assumed the monthly payment was not directly related to services. I was estimating 48 months X $1k = $48k. This is simply a rough guess. It seems that you and your wife do most of the work

2009-09-05 LLC Partnership Buy Out Options:

Chad: My first question is when you say "break-even" does that mean no distributions are made for work performed? If not, I must seriously question your father-in-law's valuation. I can understand his

2009-06-03 Investment Income:

Matthew: You did not state whether the business is a corporation or partnership for tax purposes. If it is a partnership (LLC) or S corporation, that is known as a "pass-through" entity. You will receive

2009-06-03 Partnership in business purchase:

Ben: The business deal sounds interesting and your should continue to explore it. Nevertheless, I have a few thoughts: 1. If you have no assets, how are you going to fund the FUTURE CASH NEEDS (not

 

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