Ken Nohavicka Demonstrates a Tax Expertise Through a Distinguished Career in Various Lines of Business
FLOWER MOUND, TEXAS, USA, January 9, 2019 /EINPresswire.com/ --
Kenneth Nohavicka joined Ernst & Young LLP in the early 90s as a Senior Tax Consultant. During his tenure at Ernst & Young, he assessed the corporate structure of healthcare systems and the various corporate inter-relationships related to operations, as well as the business dealings with physician practices. Additionally, he managed the review and tax compliance of over 2,000 Financial Statements for area-wide audited pensions for the firm’s clients.
After Ernst & Young, he joined Deloitte and Touche, LLP as a tax manager, where he was a member of the firm’s national capital markets tax team. In this role, Ken Nohavicka provided tax research, planning, and consulting services to multinational corporations and partnerships with an emphasis on the financial services industry. Thereafter, Ken Nohavicka accepted an internal tax counsel position at Bear Stearns where he was one of three US tax attorneys to support both, domestic and international proprietary operations for the CFO’s group. Specifically, he provided tax analysis and support for Bear Stearns’ proprietary activities, including the acquisition of U.S. corporate tax credits, corporate mergers and acquisitions, including all technology-based platform acquisitions, and monitoring and maintaining compliance regarding specific proprietary tax trades for Bear Stearns. Additionally, he monitored the Bear Stearns overall corporate structure and compliance which consisted over 189 separate entities. In supporting the firm’s proprietary trading activities, Ken Nohavicka reviewed, monitored, and co-managed the tax oversight of firm-wide trading activities to confirm that the executed trades were neither a listed transaction nor prohibited transaction.
Thereafter and although Ken Nohavicka ventured into developing an elder law practice, he remained heavily involved in reviewing and strategizing tax oversight for small corporations ($2mm-$9mm). Since being a founding principal member in a venture with his law school classmates consulting small companies on how to restructure operations to effectively enhance the profit/loss results and more completely presenting the entity’s balance sheet for purposes of bidding opportunities, he’s decided to develop the tax solutions service. These services are tailored to small corporations experiencing outstanding tax liabilities, as well as negotiating a financially conducive payout of these liabilities while maintaining business operations.
Mr. Nohavicka’s experience in income tax accounting, tax audits, compliance, research, and planning within the Big 4 public accounting firms have earned him a respected national reputation for tax expertise. He’s gone on to work with respected groups such as XL Group of Stamford, CT and Helm Capital, Inc. (GBS Labs), and serve as a board member with UFS Industries Inc. in addition to launching his own successful group, Venable & Nohavicka.
Kenneth Nohavicka joined Ernst & Young LLP in the early 90s as a Senior Tax Consultant. During his tenure at Ernst & Young, he assessed the corporate structure of healthcare systems and the various corporate inter-relationships related to operations, as well as the business dealings with physician practices. Additionally, he managed the review and tax compliance of over 2,000 Financial Statements for area-wide audited pensions for the firm’s clients.
After Ernst & Young, he joined Deloitte and Touche, LLP as a tax manager, where he was a member of the firm’s national capital markets tax team. In this role, Ken Nohavicka provided tax research, planning, and consulting services to multinational corporations and partnerships with an emphasis on the financial services industry. Thereafter, Ken Nohavicka accepted an internal tax counsel position at Bear Stearns where he was one of three US tax attorneys to support both, domestic and international proprietary operations for the CFO’s group. Specifically, he provided tax analysis and support for Bear Stearns’ proprietary activities, including the acquisition of U.S. corporate tax credits, corporate mergers and acquisitions, including all technology-based platform acquisitions, and monitoring and maintaining compliance regarding specific proprietary tax trades for Bear Stearns. Additionally, he monitored the Bear Stearns overall corporate structure and compliance which consisted over 189 separate entities. In supporting the firm’s proprietary trading activities, Ken Nohavicka reviewed, monitored, and co-managed the tax oversight of firm-wide trading activities to confirm that the executed trades were neither a listed transaction nor prohibited transaction.
Thereafter and although Ken Nohavicka ventured into developing an elder law practice, he remained heavily involved in reviewing and strategizing tax oversight for small corporations ($2mm-$9mm). Since being a founding principal member in a venture with his law school classmates consulting small companies on how to restructure operations to effectively enhance the profit/loss results and more completely presenting the entity’s balance sheet for purposes of bidding opportunities, he’s decided to develop the tax solutions service. These services are tailored to small corporations experiencing outstanding tax liabilities, as well as negotiating a financially conducive payout of these liabilities while maintaining business operations.
Mr. Nohavicka’s experience in income tax accounting, tax audits, compliance, research, and planning within the Big 4 public accounting firms have earned him a respected national reputation for tax expertise. He’s gone on to work with respected groups such as XL Group of Stamford, CT and Helm Capital, Inc. (GBS Labs), and serve as a board member with UFS Industries Inc. in addition to launching his own successful group, Venable & Nohavicka.
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