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LOCATION:The City Club - 850 Euclid Ave.
UID:560420120313T160000ZJoint meeting with Tax Club:  Forecasting a Perfect Storm....sprd by FirstMerit Bank
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DESCRIPTION:\nThis meeting is jointly hosted by EPC Cleveland & The Tax Club of Cleveland \n \n Forecasting a Perfect Storm – Tax and Politics on a Collision Course in the 2012 Election Year\n \nTIME:                     12:00 noon – 1:30 pm, *Lunch will be served at noon with the meeting beginning promptly at 12:20 pm. \nLOCATION:         The City Club, 850 Euclid Ave., Cleveland (Reduced parking fees are available on a space-available basis at Ampco Euclid Gateway Garage (740 Euclid Ave, entrances on Euclid & Prospect) to those that enter after11:01 am and exit before 2:29 pm. Guests must present ticket to The City Club for validation.) \n                                                      \nAbout the program… \nThe bizarre and sometimes flaming lead-in to the 2012 Election Year has all but hidden the real drama waiting to unfold in the second half of 2012.   Among the list of key issues ready to pop -- what will happen with the 2001 “Bush” Tax Cuts (including favorable rules for estate, gift and GST taxes, capital gains, dividends, etc.), as well as a huge array of other major “extender” items?   What are the near-term prospects of tax reform (such as the “Buffett Rule” or corporate tax reform)?  And when will it happen?   Are the national debt and deficit now yesterday’s issue, or will they continue to play a role?   Tax policy will be front-and-center in the general election, and will play a big a role in who gets elected; maybe even bigger than those who get elected will have on tax policy.   Come join a few-holds barred look forward at what promises to be a Perfect Storm – Tax and Politics on a Collision Course in the 2012 Election Year. \n  \nAbout the Speaker… \nMatt Kadish is an attorney and shareholder in the Cleveland law firm of Kadish, Hinkel & Weibel.  His practice covers a wide range of tax-related areas, including choice of entities, estate planning and business succession, exempt organizations, and representation of clients before the Internal Revenue Service and U.S. Tax Court.  Matt has spoken nationally on various tax- and estate-planning related topics.  He is a Fellow of ACTEC, and is listed in Best Lawyers in America and as an Ohio Super Lawyer.  In 2010, Matt was awarded the Estate Planning Council of Cleveland’s Exceptional Service Award for his contributions to the estate planning community in the tax, federal legislation and estate planning areas.   He formerly served as an attorney-advisor to Judge Herbert L. Chabot of the U.S. Tax Court, and received his LL.M. in Taxation from New York University School of Law, his JD from Case Western Reserve University School of Law, and his BA from Williams College.  Prior to practice in Cleveland, he practiced in Honolulu, Hawaii, and Washington, D.C.   \n  \nProbably more to the point for today, Matt has also served for several years as Vice-President (Legislation) for the Small Business Council of America (SBCA), the voice of privately owned business in Washington on income and estate tax, benefits and health care matters.  In 2007, he testified at the invitation of the U.S. Senate Finance Committee on tax relief for small businesses.  Recently (in February 2012), Matt was appointed CEO of the SBCA. \n  \n  \nReservation Policy – All attendees are encouraged to register in advance and walk-in reservations will be accepted on a space-available basis only. Meeting cost is $20 for members of either organization when paid in advance before noon 03/12/12.   Meeting cost is $30 for members of either organization at the door and $30 for guests. If you reserve and are unable to attend, please call the office to cancel by noon 03/12/12 to avoid a no-show reservation billing. \n  \nNew this season! Purchase a table at the monthly luncheon… $200 / six guests.(Submit names to admin@epccleveland.org by 03/12/12.) \n  \nContinuing Education – EPC Cleveland will request credit for this program from the CFP® Board of Standards for CFP® designation holders. In addition, a certificate of completion will be available for those CTFAs, CPAs, and CWS designees that feel the program satisfies their continuing education requirements. The Tax Club of Cleveland, through an arrangement with the Cleveland Metropolitan Bar Association, will provide one hour of Continuing Legal Education credit for this meeting. \n  \nTo Reserve click "RSVP Now!" below or [download the registration ](http://councils.naepc.org//Library/Meeting Announcement 03_2012.pdf)form and return to the office.\n \nThis event is sponsored by:\n \n \n \n  \n
SUMMARY:Joint meeting with Tax Club:  Forecasting a Perfect Storm....sprd by FirstMerit Bank - Estate Planning Council of Cleveland 
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