Sutherland promotes Pauls to tax partnership

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Sutherland promotes Pauls to tax partnership

William Pauls has become a tax partner of Sutherland in the law firm's Washington, DC office.

Pauls advises clients on consolidated return issues and other corporate tax matters, such as the structuring of corporate reorganisations, stock and asset acquisitions and dispositions, spin-offs, split-offs and other corporate separations, cross-border transactions, and corporate finance transactions. He also has substantial experience with insurance company tax matters and frequently counsels clients with respect to structuring and implementing captive insurance company arrangements, the federal tax consequences of reinsurance transactions, and complex international insurance tax issues.

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