Bradford E. LaBonte focuses his practice on US and international tax matters. He advises multinational corporations and investment funds on matters related to cross-border mergers and acquisitions, cash repatriation, controlled foreign corporation (CFC) and passive foreign investment company (PFIC) regimes, financial instrument classification, US trade or business determinations, US income tax treaty qualification and planning, and US withholding tax issues.
Bradford previously worked as a senior associate with a “Big Four” accounting firm. Prior to that, he gained experience in the Internal Revenue Service Office of Chief Counsel and in the California Department of Justice Office of the Attorney General. During law school, Bradford served as executive editor for the Berkeley Journal of Employment and Labor Law.
- New York University School of Law, LLM
- University of California, Berkeley School of Law, JD
- New York University, BA, cum laude
- New York
Insights, News & Events
Webinar / Virtual / July 10, 2025
Key Takeaways | Navigating the One Big Beautiful Bill Act: Tax Reform Impacts on Multinationals
Client alert / March 10, 2025
Treasury Finalizes DPL Rules, Extends Transitional DCL Relief for Pillar Two Taxes
Chicago, IL / In-person / November 21, 2024
Article / November 19, 2024
Proposed Disregarded Payment Loss Rules Create Traps for the Unwary
New York, NY / Speaking engagement / July 23-24, 2024
Considerations in Structuring Outbound Investments by U.S. Persons
Chicago, IL / In-person / November 16, 2023
New York, NY / Speaking engagement / July 18, 2023
Considerations in Structuring Outbound Investments by U.S. Persons
Client alert / March 10, 2025
Treasury Finalizes DPL Rules, Extends Transitional DCL Relief for Pillar Two Taxes
Article / November 19, 2024
Proposed Disregarded Payment Loss Rules Create Traps for the Unwary
Article / December 23, 2020
Proposed Regulations Provide New Rules for Allocating and Apportioning Foreign Income Taxes ...
Article / November 3, 2020
Government Revises Base Difference Rules in New Foreign Tax Credit Regulations
Client alert / August 5, 2020
Proposed Regulations Would Conform Subpart F High-Tax Exception to GILTI High-Tax Exception
Taxnet Pro / December 27, 2018
Proposed Foreign Tax Credit Regulations Clarify Taxpayers’ Ability to Claim Deemed Paid ...
Chicago, IL / In-person / November 21, 2024
New York, NY / Speaking engagement / July 23-24, 2024
Considerations in Structuring Outbound Investments by U.S. Persons
Chicago, IL / In-person / November 16, 2023
New York, NY / Speaking engagement / July 18, 2023
Considerations in Structuring Outbound Investments by U.S. Persons
Austin, TX / In-person / June 5-6, 2023
Webinar / Speaking engagement / December 13, 2022
International Tax Institute, Inc. | The Proposed Foreign Tax Credit Regulations - Good ...
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