Tax attorney Richard Lehman teaches attorneys about pre-immigration tax planning. The main topics addressed by Mr. Lehman include tax treatment of non-resident aliens compared to resident aliens, four key tax planning policies and pre-immigration tax planning. Other issues discussed include taxation patterns, status for tax purposes, the closer connection exceptions, tax treaty tie breaker rules, residency starting date, the substantial presence test, accelerating gains, income assets, sale at a loss, estate tax, defer recognizing loss, residency starting date, income tax objective, practical advice, taxable amount & rate and passive investors. Over the past 38 years, Richard S. Lehman has established a sophisticated private practice focusing on tax law. His background, education, and experience has distinguished him in this complex field. A published author and noted speaker, Mr. Lehman has carved a reputation as a powerful client advocate. Mr. Lehman is a graduate of Georgetown Law School with a Master’s of tax law from New York University Law School and four years of government service as a senior attorney with the Chief Counsel’s Office of the Internal Revenue Service and as a law clerk on the U.S. Tax Court.
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