William Klein Named A Fellow of the American College of Tax Counsel
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William Klein Named A Fellow of the American College of Tax Counsel

February 07, 2014 // Franchising.com // MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - The Minneapolis-based law firm of Gray Plant Mooty is pleased to announce that principal William Klein was recently elected a Fellow of the American College of Tax Counsel (ACTC).

The ACTC is a nonprofit professional association of tax lawyers in private practice, law school teaching positions, and government who are recognized for their excellence in tax practice and for their substantial contributions and commitment to the profession. The College is composed of approximately 700 current Fellows chosen by their peers in recognition of their outstanding reputations and contributions in the field of tax law, and is governed by a Board of Regents.

Klein’s practice is concentrated on business and tax law issues, especially those involving closely held business organizations and their owners. He is routinely involved in entity selection and reorganization decisions, many different types of business and investment transactions, succession planning, and a wide variety of other issues affecting these organizations, businesses, and owners.

About GPM

Gray Plant Mooty is recognized as one of the leading corporate law firms in Minnesota and one of the top franchise firms in the world. Our roots go back to 1866. Today, we are a 170-attorney, full-service firm with offices in Minneapolis and St. Cloud, Minnesota, and Washington, DC. Our attorneys and staff provide exceptional client service and value to our clients, and directly or with our global affiliations, we provide comprehensive legal services on a regional, national, and global basis.

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Media Contact:

Stacey McGuire
Business Development & Marketing Communications Manager
612.632.3089
stacey.mcguire@gpmlaw.com

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