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Program Spotlight

Tax Law Forum 2018:

This year will have several substantive sessions focusing on the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Topics to be covered include the new pass-through entity tax law, an overview of the changes to international tax law, corporate and other business tax changes as well as non-profit law changes. Due to the complexity of the many new changes to the tax code, and mindful of the stress practicing in this area can cause, we will end with an attorney well being session.

Court Records: To Seal or Not to Seal:

Article I, Section 17 of the Tennessee Constitution states: "the courts shall be open." Hear from Judge Frank Clement on this and the public's right to access. Topics include: A judge's supervisory discretion over court records, Tennessee Public Records Act, unfiled discovery and a lengthy discussion on protective orders.

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Tuition Assistance

Request a tuition assistance grant application from the TBA Tuition Assistance Program (available to TBA Members with a self-declared law-related income level of $50,000 or less).

Help Your Colleagues

Faculty Spotlight: Aaron Flinn

Business owners and entrepreneurs, corporate officers and executives, and investors and families with inherited assets seek advice from Aaron Flinn for the purpose of ensuring financial stability and continued prosperity. Serving clients with trust and estate as well as wealth preservation needs, Aaron helps craft and deliver strategies that reflect the client's values while capturing the tax benefits available under their given circumstances. Aaron also works with assisting business owners in succession planning and other issues often encountered by closely-held companies.

Aaron offers advice to clients on how to protect and retain wealth through strategic planning related to income, estate, gift, and generation-skipping transfer taxes. Tax-exempt and non-profit organizations also rely on Aaron for day-to-day guidance in relation to taxation and governance matters. Aaron also assists trust officers and other fiduciaries in the administration trusts and decedents’ estates, and works with ultra-high net worth families with regards to all facets of private family trust companies in Tennessee, including the migration of trusts and other admiration issues.

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