Kingsley Martin has 25 years of experience in the field of legal practice, including 15 years dedicated to law office technology. Martin started his professional career as a lawyer, having earned law degrees from Oxford University and Harvard Law School. He practiced law in the United Kingdom and the United States for five years, specializing in tax law. Martin has worked with a number of law f...

To combat their aversion to paying taxes, many taxpayers can exercise some control over their tax bill. U.S. tax law includes a rich menu of tax-incentivized behaviors, including favorable treatment of mortgage interest, retirement savings, and charitable giving, among many other provisions. Through undertaking these actions, or through remembering to claim credits or deductions due for actions...

Significant developments in the law of tax-exempt healthcare organizations occurred during the early 1990s. The span of developments includes a seminal Seventh Circuit case, Living Faith v. Commissioner, as well as an Internal Revenue Service determination letter recognizing the charitable tax status of integrated delivery systems, showing the recent activitism of the IRS in the healthcare aren...

Thank you to the International Tax Policy Forum and the Georgetown University Law Center for inviting me to speak at the conference today. The need to foster greater innovation and productivity growth is one of the most important economic challenges we face, and tax policy is one of several important levers that policymakers can use. It is critical that we deploy these policy tools wisely—which...