1st Annual Capital University Law School Tax Institute

Tax Planning: What Can Tax Practitioners Do Today
October 10, 2003

Location:

Hyatt Regency
Downtown Columbus
350 N. High Street
Columbus, Ohio

Capital University Law School is pleased to sponsor the first annual Tax Institute. This year's topic is "Tax Planning: What Can Tax Practitioners Do Today?" The event will take place at the downtown Columbus Hyatt Regency and feature nationally recognized speakers including Stephen A. Whitlock, Deputy Director of the Office of Professional Responsibility for the IRS.

Course Highlights:

• Tax Planning, Preparation, and Privilege

• Schemes, Shelters, and Abusive Transactions

• Ethical Issues on the Cutting Edge

• Executive Tax Planning

• Tax Legislation: What's on the Horizon

Who Should Attend:

• Tax Attorneys

• Tax Accountants

• Financial Planners/Analysts

Continuing Education Credits Approved:

• This course has been approved by the Ohio Supreme Court Commission on Continuing Legal Education for 6.25 total CLE credit hour(s), with 2.00 hour(s) of ethics, 0.00 hour(s) of professionalism and 0.00 hour(s) of substance abuse instruction.

• 8.0 Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credit hours for accountants

Costs and Cancellation Policy:

* A limited number of J.D. student scholarships will be available. Contact
ltucker@law.capital.edu for an application.

Group Discounts: A 5% discount will be given to each attendee from the same firm or organization. (Registrations must be processed at the same time.)

Cancellation Policy: Capital University Law School will provide a full refund to those who cancel with at least 48 hours notice; no refunds will be given after that time.

Capital University Law School reserves the right to change or cancel program plans, and all CLE/CPE hours are subject to approval by the awarding institution.

Register Online

Additional Information about the Tax Institute and Capital University Law School:

Review the people of this year's tax institute to find out more about the Tax Institute Planning Committee and speakers. The Planning Committee and speakers include respected members of the Capital University Law School faculty and administration as well as leaders from the local and national legal and business communities.

More information about the Tax Institute is available electronically. You can see the brochure, review the agenda, and register online. Directions, parking and hotel information are provided online as well.

Capital University Law School Degree Programs:

Capital University Law School offers many programs for those interested in pursuing graduate degrees in the fields of Business and Taxation. These include the following:

• Master of Laws in Taxation

• Master of Laws in Business and Taxation

• Master of Laws in Business

• Master of Taxation for Accountants

For more information about these programs, visit http://www.law.capital.edu/Programs/GradLawBusiness/index.asp.

In addition to these graduate law programs, joint degree programs combining a J.D. degree with an LL.M. in Taxation or an LL.M. in Business and Taxation are available:

• J.D./LL.M. in Taxation

• J.D./LL.M. in Business and Taxation

More Information:

For more information about the Tax Institute contact us:

Laura Larrimer
Assistant Director of Graduate Law Programs
303 East Broad Street
Columbus, OH  43215-3200
culsgradlaw@law.capital.edu
Phone: 614-236-6885
Fax: 614-236-6885