Jonathan A Brod

Jonathan A Brod Law Corporation

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Attorney Jonathan Brod is a Member of Jonathan A Brod Law Corporation, a law firm in Los Angeles, CA. As a lawyer in Los Angeles, California, attorney Brod serves Los Angeles County, as well as clients throughout California.

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Areas of Practice

Business Law
Corporate Law

Taxation
Trusts and Estates

Contact Information

Phone: (310) 556-2282
Fax: (310) 556-2024

Admitted to Practice Law

1971, California

Education

College: Purdue University, BA, 1967
Law School: Cornell University, JD, 1970
Graduated Law School: 1970

Professional Memberships

Beverly Hills (Nominee for the 1986 Ninth Circuit Judicial Conference Pro Bono Service Award; Board of Governors, 1986-1988) and Los Angeles County (Nominee for the 1985 California State Bar Pro Bono Services Award) Bar Associations; The State Bar of California.

Biographical Information

Author: "Tax Planning for Professionals," "Tax Shelters," and "Retirement Plans for the Professional," all chapters of Financial Planning for the Independent Professional, a Wiley— Interscience Publication, 1978; Articles, "Settling the Corporate Debt: Who Gets Taxed?" Los Angeles Lawyer, February, 1979; "Nonsimultaneous Real Estate Exchanges--Important Problems and Pitfalls of Starker," Taxes, The Tax Magazine, June, 1980, reprinted in Beverly Hills Bar Association Journal, Summer, 1980; "Recent Developments in Corporate Liquidations," Major Tax Planning, September, 1980; "Exercise Caution in Forming Sec. 337 Liquidating Trusts," Taxes, The Tax Magazine, January, 1981; "Tax Planning for the Liquidating Corporation That Owes Money To Its Shareholders," Taxation for Accountants, October, 1980 and Taxation for Lawyers, November-December, 1980; "Liquidations Involving Shareholder Creditors--Tax Traps for the Unwary," Journal of Corporate Taxation, December, 1980; "Section 337 Liquidating Trusts Revisited--The IRS Revises Rev. Proc. 79-1," Taxes, The Tax Magazine, May, 1981, reprinted by the National Tax Education Program of the AICPA; "Use of Disclaimers and QTIP Elections to Cure Defective Marital Deduction Provisions," Beverly Hills Bar Association Journal, Fall, 1985. Adjunct Professor of Law, San Fernando Valley School of Law, 1975-1978. Lecturer, University of Southern California Tax Institute, 1980. Trial Counsel for Tax Court Division, Office of Regional Counsel, Internal Revenue Service, 1970-1975. Founder and Director, Tax Court Pro Se Program, Co-sponsored by Beverly Hills, Los Angeles County and Century City Bar Associations, 1979-1989.