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Brian Page is listed as Vice President and Tax Counsel at Invenergy at Invenergy, based in Chicago, Illinois, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at invenergyllc.com, phone signal with area code 201, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Brian Page.
Brian Page previously worked as Vice President and Tax Counsel at Invenergy and Tax Counsel - Downstream at Exxonmobil. Brian Page holds Executive Llm, Taxation from New York University School Of Law.
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Head of tax at Invenergy, a leading privately held global developer and operator of sustainable energy solutions. Oversee all tax planning, compliance, and controversy issues.
Listed skills include Banking, Commercial Banking, Treasury Management, Cash Management, and 21 others.
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Chicago, Il, Us
Head of tax at Invenergy, a leading privately held global developer and operator of sustainable energy solutions. Oversee all tax planning, compliance, and controversy issues.Serve on the advisory board for the Tulane Energy Institute.
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Advised ExxonMobil's global lubricants business on tax issues related to mergers and acquisitions (M&A), planning, controversy, and advocacy. Optimized the use of tax credits, accelerated depreciation, tax partnerships, and the sale of finished products to large, multi-national buyers (e.g., renewable energy wind developers and power companies). Supported tax legislation team on global tax advocacy issues. Assessed ASC 740 implications for various tax positions.
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Head of tax for ExxonMobil's affiliates in China, Korea, Japan, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. Trained team regarding global best practices, communication skills, and tax knowledge. Coordinated tax advocacy initiatives with internal businesses, external trade organizations, and government officials. Passed the HSK 3 Chinese language proficiency test.
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Advised ExxonMobil's "Affiliate Finance" and “Planning & Financial Markets” groups. Advised on project finance issues for large-scale, complex U.S. tax partnerships. Developed optimized solutions to release trapped cash and participated on global cash management team. Served as board chairman for the Junior Achievement of Dallas Young Executives Society.
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Advised the "Tax Planning and Finance" group and the ExxonMobil Foundation. This included:• Optimizing the use of tax credits related to project financing for large, complex tax partnerships, • Advising on partnership tax disguised sale issues, and • Providing tax advice and valuing a $180M put option (an exit option)Served on the board of the Junior Achievement of Dallas Young Executives Society.
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Promoted to a Senior Tax Attorney role within ExxonMobil's "Tax Law, Appeals and Litigation" group, where I primarily focused on U.S. federal income tax issues. Partnership tax issues included:• Disguished sales under IRC § 707• Partnership capital accounts and outside basis • Deficit restoration obligations (DROs)• Project finance• Unwind and liquidation
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I provided tax-controversy advice to ExxonMobil's "Tax Law, Appeals and Litigation" group mainly by writing and submitting protests to IRS Exam and presenting issues to IRS Appeals. Specific issues related to tax credit optimization, transfer pricing, tax incentives, purchase-verus-lease analysis, and partnership taxation.
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Advised the Downstream business on a variety of tax planning issues, including:• Renewable energy tax planning (tax credits and accelerated depreciation) • Mergers and acquisitions (M&A)• U.S. and foreign asset sales and stock sales• Like-kind exchanges (IRC § 1031)• Purchase price allocations (IRC § 1060)• Sales & use tax• Project economics• Contract drafting• Intercompany transactions (Treas. Reg. § 1.1502-13)• Liquidations and reorganizations• Judicial doctrines (e.g., step-transaction doctrine)• Partnership divestments• International tax optimization, especially regarding U.S. exports and imports (IRC § 863(b))• R&D research expenses and credits (IRC §§ 41 & 174)• Income source rules and foreign tax credit baskets (IRC §§ 861, 904, & 954)• State income tax apportionment optimization • Donation recapture provisions and substantiation requirements (IRC § 170)
Analyzed margin taxes, and other business-planning and litigation matters.
New York, Ny, Us
Evaluated a section 501(c)(3) organization's tax-exempt status, and provided general litigation assistance to a corporate law firm during the Katrina semester and the following summer.
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Brian Page holds Executive Llm, Taxation from New York University School Of Law.
Brian Page is listed with skills including Banking, Commercial Banking, Treasury Management, Cash Management, Financial Services, Credit Analysis, Credit, and Commercial Lending.
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