Richard C. Call focuses his practice on state and local tax litigation before administrative and judicial bodies, at all levels and in multiple states, with respect to income, franchise, gross receipts, and sales and use taxes. He also advises clients on the state and local tax consequences of business restructurings, as well as the impact of new state legislation on current business operations.
Richard publishes frequently on state and local tax topics, with articles appearing in numerous professional publications, including State Tax Notes, Bloomberg BNA Weekly State Tax Report, Bloomberg BNA Multistate Tax Report, The Tax Executive, the Journal of State Taxation, the Boston Business Journal, and the New York University Institute on State and Local Taxation. He also has spoken on state and local tax topics in multiple forums, including the Boston Bar Association – State and Local Tax Section, Tax Executives Institute, Strafford webinars and the Philadelphia Bar Institute.
While pursuing his Master of Laws degree, Richard served as a law firm clerk for McDermott, focusing on state and local tax. While earning his Juris Doctor degree, he served on the editorial staff of the BYU Law Review.
Education
New York University School of Law, LLM, 2007
Brigham Young University, JD, 2006
Brigham Young University, BA, 2002
Admissions
Massachusetts
New York
Utah
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On the Subject / April 18, 2018
On the Subject / April 18, 2018
Boston, Massachusetts / Speaking Engagements / March 27, 2018
Boston, Massachusetts / Speaking Engagements / January 26, 2018
Tax Notes / State Tax Today / July 17, 2017
Dallas, Texas / Speaking Engagements / May 23, 2017
Webcast / Speaking Engagements / March 30, 2017
Boston, Massachusetts / Speaking Engagements / March 3, 2017
Bloomberg BNA Weekly State Tax Report / April 29, 2016
Bloomberg BNA Weekly Tax Report / March 25, 2016
Tax Notes / State Tax Today / September 8, 2015
Bloomberg BNA Multistate Tax Report / July 24, 2015
New Jersey Addback: Exceptions to Every Rule and Rules to Every Exception
Boston Business Journal / August 15, 2014
ViewPoint: New Tax Amnesty Program's Scope Is Too Limited
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Tax Notes / June 4, 2019
Massachusetts Drafts New Guidance on GILTI, Repatriated Income
Tax Notes / May 13, 2019
Massachusetts Issues Draft Guidance on Tax Treatment of Opportunity Zones
Tax Notes / April 4, 2019
State Tax Today / September 13, 2018
Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly / November 5, 2015
New York / Press Releases / October 27, 2015
Boston / Bloomberg BNA: Tax Management Weekly State Tax Report / March 13, 2015
Massachusetts Amnesty Program for Non-filers Could Garner $100 Million
New York Law Journal / September 2, 2014
The Lawyer / September 1, 2014
Tax Notes / State Tax Today / August 22, 2014
Legal Monitor / August 19, 2014
Law360 / August 19, 2014
Tax Notes / State Tax Today / August 14, 2014
Alysse McLoughlin Returns to McDermott Will & Emery as Partner in New York
Bloomberg News / August 14, 2014
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