Davies | Peter A. Glicklich

Taxation

Representative Work

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Advisory Board, Canadian Tax Journal
Advisory Board, Bureau of National Affairs' Tax Management International Journal
Advisory Board, Journal of International Taxation

Executive Committee member, International Fiscal Association's USA Branch, serves as Vice President, Finance
U.S. Activities of Foreign Taxpayers and Foreign Activities of U.S. Taxpayers Committees, Tax Sections of the American Bar Association
Corporate Committee, Association of the Bar of the City of New York
International Committee, Tax Section of the New York State Bar Association

Board of Advisors for Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research

Guide: Acquisitions of Canadian Income Trusts

Article: New Regulations Tighten Anti-Inversion Rules but Probably Won't Stop U.S. Corporate Expatriation

Article: New Expatriation Rules Under Sections 877A and 2801

IRS Provides Initial Guidance on the New Temporary Dividends Received Deduction

Perspective - New Federal and State Tax Law Encourages Film Production in the United States

Perspective - How is Real Estate Investment Affected by the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004?

Article - Anti-Deferral and Anti-Tax Avoidance

· Summer Institute in Taxation, New York University

New York State, 1982

Harvard Law School, J.D. (cum laude), 1981
University of Wisconsin- Madison, B.A. (with highest honors), 1977

Peter Glicklich is the Managing Partner of the firm's New York office and a partner in its Taxation practice. For over 25 years, he has counselled North American and foreign-based multinationals on their domestic and international operations and activities.

Peter specializes in the taxation of corporate and international transactions. He advises public and closely held corporations in connection with mergers and acquisitions, cross-border financings, restructurings, reorganizations, spinoffs and intercompany pricing. Peter has advised entities in diverse fields, including real estate, finance, retail, manufacturing, mining, biotechnology, service software, transportation, telecommunications, beverages and pharmaceuticals. He has worked with institutional investors, private equity, hedge and venture capital funds, investment banks, commodities and securities dealers, insurance companies, and others. Peter also arbitrates tax-related contract disputes arising in connection with M&A and other transactions.

Representative Work

Involved in the tax aspects of Barrick Gold Corporation's successful US$10.4 billion acquisition of Placer Dome Inc.
Involved in structuring for the Port of Miami Tunnel Project, one of North America's largest new P3 infrastructure transactions.
Involved on an ongoing basis for Cadim and PSP Investments in the tax implications of their ongoing investment in a diversified range of products.
Involved on an ongoing basis in the tax implications of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB).
Involved on an ongoing basis in the tax implications of the Sentient Group's investments in the development of global metal, mineral and energy assets.
Involved on an ongoing basis in the tax implications of investments by Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan.

Recognition

Included in the New York Super Lawyers annually since 2006.
Included in The International Who's Who of Corporate Tax Lawyers 2004.
Noted in The Best Lawyers in America.
Cited in the Euromoney Expert Guide to the World's Leading Tax Advisers.
Mentioned in ALM's The New York Area's Best Lawyers.

Articles and Publications

Peter is a contributing editor and member of the advisory board of the Canadian Tax Journal, BNA's Tax Management International Journal, and the Journal of International Taxation. Peter has also written numerous articles for various publications.

Speaking Engagements

Peter speaks frequently on topics related to international taxation, including cross-border mergers and acquisitions, financing, restructuring, net loss carryovers, transfer pricing, and taxation of foreign investors in the United States. He speaks at the Summer Institute in Taxation at New York University every year.

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