Solomon Has 'Key Attributes' for Tax Administrator, California Bar Members Assert
Solomon Has 'Key Attributes' for Tax Administrator, California Bar Members Assert
- AuthorsHurwitz, Stuart M.Jajeh, Edward B.Hawkins, KarenMoll, Charles J., IIIRettig, Charles P.Maximoff, J. TimothySymons, R. JamesBrown, Abraham R.Ferreira, MichelleHodgen, Philip D.W.Johnson, Wayne R.Klomparens, Robin L.Martin, Patrick W.Monahan, Jean C.Mopsick, Steven J.Rosen, Barbara A.Stahler, Cathy A.Toman, Brian
- Institutional AuthorsState Bar of CaliforniaTaxation Section
- Cross-Reference
- Subject Area/Tax Topics
- Jurisdictions
- LanguageEnglish
- Tax Analysts Document NumberDoc 2006-14386
- Tax Analysts Electronic Citation2006 TNT 147-24
Senator Chuck Grassley
135 Hart Senate Building
Washington, D. C. 20510-3744
Via Facsimile @ 202.224.6020 and FEDEX
Dear Senator Grassley:
We, the undersigned in our individual capacities, strongly support the nomination of Eric Solomon to be Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Tax Policy and hope that the U.S. Senate confirms his nomination as soon as possible. Mr. Solomon embodies the key attributes necessary for the proper administration of the U.S. tax system: Fairness, technical expertise, and an open mind to change if the system can be improved.
As an advisor to the Taxation Section of the State Bar of California, Mr. Solomon has always been generous with his time, knowledge, advice, and analysis of current tax issues. Mr. Solomon annually welcomes our delegation of tax attorneys and discusses issues which we feel are important to the citizens of California and the nation. Moreover, he regularly speaks at our annual tax meetings.
Our relationship with Mr. Solomon has been apolitical and does not involve client representation. Whatever the issues are, Mr. Solomon is focused on sound tax policy and effective, efficient tax administration. His technical expertise is extraordinary and renowned. His ability to understand complex tax issues is rivaled only by his gift of articulation.
In our private conversations we regard Eric as an ambassador of the U.S. Treasury. For all of these reasons, we endorse his nomination and hope it will be quickly confirmed by the U.S. Senate.
Stuart M. Hurwitz
L.L.M., Chair,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
Edward B. Jajeh
L.L.M., Chair Elect,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
Karen Hawkins
Past Chair,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
Charles J. Moll III
Past Chair,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
Charles P. Rettig
Past Chair,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
J. Timothy Maximoff
Past Chair,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
R. James Symons
Past Chair,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
Abraham R. Brown
Member,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
Michelle Ferreira
Member,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
Philip Denzil Ward Hodgen
Member,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
Wayne R. Johnson
Member,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
Robin L. Klomparens
Member,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
Patrick W. Martin
Member,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
Jean C. Monahan
Member,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
Steven J. Mopsick
Member,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
Barbara A. Rosen
Member,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
Cathy A. Stahler
Member,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
Brian Toman
Member,
Taxation Section
of the State Bar of California
- AuthorsHurwitz, Stuart M.Jajeh, Edward B.Hawkins, KarenMoll, Charles J., IIIRettig, Charles P.Maximoff, J. TimothySymons, R. JamesBrown, Abraham R.Ferreira, MichelleHodgen, Philip D.W.Johnson, Wayne R.Klomparens, Robin L.Martin, Patrick W.Monahan, Jean C.Mopsick, Steven J.Rosen, Barbara A.Stahler, Cathy A.Toman, Brian
- Institutional AuthorsState Bar of CaliforniaTaxation Section
- Cross-Reference
- Subject Area/Tax Topics
- Jurisdictions
- LanguageEnglish
- Tax Analysts Document NumberDoc 2006-14386
- Tax Analysts Electronic Citation2006 TNT 147-24