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Michael P. Coyne
Mike Coyne, founding member of the Cleveland-based law firm Waldheger
Coyne, focuses on business and tax planning for closely held businesses
and professional practices, and estate planning for their owners. He
also spends a significant amount of time assisting businesses and
practices in mergers and restructuring. In addition to business and tax
planning, Mike advises clients on qualified retirement plan and other
employee benefit matters.
A fellow in the American College of Employee Benefits Counsel, Mike
recently completed a three-year term as a member of the Internal Revenue
Service's Advisory Committee on Tax Exempt and Government Entities (the
"ACT"), where he chaired its project on Section 403(b) Arrangements. He
also served as an adjunct professor in the Case Western Reserve
University College of Law Graduate Tax Program. Mike presently serves as
a director of the Small Business Council of America (SBCA), a tax
lobbying organization representing the interests of closely held
businesses.
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