Opportunity Zones:

New U.S. Tax Benefits Stimulating Community Investment

Opportunity Zones – New U.S. Tax Benefits Stimulating Community Investment

Webinaire | December.04.2018 | 9am - 12am (Pacific Standard Time)

Webcast

Orrick and The Bond Buyer co-hosted a webinar discussing Opportunity Zone investments on December 4th at 9:00 am Pacific/Noon Eastern. Orrick partners Richard Chirls and Quinn Moss discuss the tax benefits of investing in Opportunity Zones, structuring requirements for investments in Opportunity Zones through qualified Opportunity Funds, examples of potential investments that work and do not work, and pairing of tax benefits from Opportunity Zones investments with tax-exempt bonds and other tax credit programs (e.g., New Market Tax Credits).

Richard Chirls Partner, Fiscalité

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Richard Chirls Partner

New York

With more than 30 years of experience, Richard is widely recognized as one of the nation’s foremost authorities, having broad experience with tax exempt financings and related transactions involving governmental and not-for-profit entities. His skill and stature in the public finance community was recognized by the National Association of Bond Lawyers’ highest award for his career of distinguished service in public finance.

Richard focuses on new products, including the development of new and creative financing techniques for governments, non-profits and investment bankers. He regularly works on transactions throughout the country. However, in his home office in New York City, he leads the relationship with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, serving as counsel on well over 100 transactions over a period of more than 20 years and has headed the tax work in connection with every financing of a cultural facility relating to museums and performing arts in New York City over this same period. Richard has worked on the tax aspects of several of the largest and most complex public private partnership (P3) transactions in recent years. He frequently acts as special tax counsel to issuers and underwriters of municipal finance issues.