Adam Tejeda

Practice Areas

Adam Tejeda counsels clients on a wide range of tax matters associated with domestic and international business transactions. He focuses his practice primarily on tax planning in connection with inbound and outbound investments; cross-border financings; domestic and cross-border mergers and acquisitions; multinational IP planning; advising US based clients with regards to Subpart F; corporate and tax aspects of joint ventures and other partnership issues; hedge fund and private equity fund structures; tax planning with respect to the tax consequences of overseas operations of U.S. multi-nationals; and internal reorganizations. In addition, Adam has represented clients on contested matters with the Internal Revenue Service and similar state taxing authorities, as well as advising clients on Opportunity Zones (OZs) developments established by Congress in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.

Professional Memberships

Certified Public Accountant (Non-practicing)

Spencer Reid Foundation, Inc.

Publications

"Regulatory Monitor: Private Funds Update," The Investment Lawyer, March 2018

“A Primer On Effectively Connected Income,” Law360, 18 May 2017

"Effectively Connected Income (ECI) and Private Equity Funds," LexisNexis, 2017

Rum Punch and Taxes – Puerto Rico May Serve as an Island Escape," AIMA Journal, March 2016

“Hitting the Sweet Spot: U.S. and Canadian Tax Treatment of Cross-Border Spinoff,” Tax Notes International, Volume 78, Number 12, 22 June 2015