Taxation
Ca. Tax Lawyer 2017, VOLUME 26, NUMBER 1
Content
- 2016 Annual Meeting of the California Tax Bar & California Tax Policy Conference Report
- Bar Business
- Charles Moll Honored With the 2016 Benjamin F. Miller Award
- Constructive Receipt Tax Rules Every Lawyer Should Know
- Contents
- Gap Between Tax and Sanctions Law Blocks Lifesaving Aid
- Honorable Marshall Whitley (Ret.) Honored With the 2016 Joanne M. Garvey Award
- Legislative Proposal for Infusing Guaranteed Fairness in Tax Administration by Allowing Partial Prepayment Judicial Review of Ftb-proposed Personal Income and Franchise Tax Deficiencies
- Masthead
- Message from the Chair
- Nathan Hochman Honored With the 2016 V. Judson Klein Award
- Proposal to Permit Liability Netting for Partnerships Subject to Involuntary Conversion
- Separation of the Sections from the State Bar
- Taxation Section 2016-2017 Leadership Directory
- The 2016 Joanne M. Garvey Award Acceptance Speech
- Visiting the Committees
- The 2016 Benjamin F. Miller Award Acceptance Speech
The 2016 Benjamin F. Miller Award Acceptance Speech
By Charles Moll
Thank you Marcy for those kind words and thank you all for coming. This is without question the premier tax event in the country. As this year’s recipient of the Benjamin F. Miller Award, I was asked to make a few remarks. Of course, I am merely the warm up band to the true rock star of this lunch, Selvi Stanislaus, Executive Director of the Franchise Tax Board.
I wanted advice for conducting this acceptance speech, and I reached out to Bobbie (well, Mr. Dylan) but I couldn’t track him down. So I thought back to when I was informed about this award. I remember thinking if you just hang around long enough and they run out of others to give the award to, then maybe it’s your turn.
Seriously I thank the State Bar for this award. I am proud to receive it, and it means a lot to me. I am humbled to be on same list with other state tax movers and shakers – Marcy and others, many of whom I have worked with, some of whom are here today.