We represent not-for-profit organizations in all aspects of their operations and management. The legal needs of our clients cover the spectrum of the firm’s practice areas and as a result, attorneys in various practice areas of the firm have experience advising not-for-profit organizations. Our work on behalf of not-for-profit organizations includes compliance with federal and Read More »
The health care industry is a complex system with rapidly changing regulatory oversight. Regulatory approval and accreditation are the heart of the system. For many, delay in licensure and other regulatory approvals can threaten financing and corporate viability. Restructuring is a fact of life in this dynamic system. Our clients are frequently involved in mergers, Read More »
“I can give people peace of mind that their friends and family will be taken care of.” Christine's extensive legal knowledge allows her to solve the problems that matter most to her clients. Christine offers people the peace of mind they’re seeking, putting them on the right path to achieving their goals and preparing for Read More »
Business decision makers need attorneys who understand the bottom-line impact of their advice. For over sixty two years, business owners and managers have relied on Bousquet Holstein for legal advice and analytical tools to plan for and assess business opportunities and transactions throughout the enterprise life cycle, from formation and operations through transition by succession, sale, or dissolution. Read More »
The Internal Revenue Code and New York State law provide tax incentives to encourage and support projects that serve the public, promote economic development and advance charitable and public purposes. These incentives include tax-exempt bonds, tax credits and the abatement of real property, sales and use and mortgage recording taxes offered by Industrial Development Agencies Read More »
Natalie P. Hempson-Elliott has over ten years of experience representing clients in various business, real estate, and public finance transactions. Natalie has served and advised clients in matters relating to real estate development, commercial lending and financing, leasing, and the acquisition and sale of real property interests. In particular she has significant experience representing not-for-profit Read More »
Our firm features an active, interdisciplinary practice devoted to the needs of our agricultural clients with services that include:• tax planning• business succession planning• business formation, acquisitions, and sales• representation in real estate, financing and commercial transactions Our clients include dairy, grain, corn, onion, fruit, and vegetable farmers, meat and egg farms, and suppliers of Read More »
The monetization of energy tax credits under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) offers a potential source of revenue for local governments, school districts, 501(c)(3) organizations and certain other federally tax-exempt organizations that are buying new qualified commercial clean vehicles and motorized equipment. What is the credit for qualified commercial clean vehicles? Although local governments, school Read More »
On October 8, 2014, Christine Woodcock Dettor and David A. Holstein served on a CNY Community Foundation luncheon panel and presented changes in laws and regulations affecting compliance for private foundations. The panel was moderated by Peter Dunn, President & CEO of the CNY Community Foundation. Topics included: Changes from the Nonprofit Revitalization Act of Read More »
Bousquet Holstein takes its responsibility as a corporate citizen seriously and the importance of giving back to the communities in which we live and work. Our attorneys and staff members make contributions which include providing in-kind services to non-profit and not-for-profit organizations, serving on boards and leadership positions, volunteering for events and programs, and making monetary Read More »