Considerations in Middle Market Tax-Free Bond Restructurings
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Considerations in Middle Market Tax-Free Bond Restructurings
By Rick L. Frimmer, Managing Director & Thomas Buck, Principal, EisnerAmper LLP
Most people think of municipal bonds as debt issued by state and local governments and their agencies and authorities. In fact, federal tax laws treat a wide array of entities and projects as eligible for “municipal financing.”
Most U.S. cities and states have created “municipal...
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Thomas Buck, CTP, is a partner in the Bankruptcy and Restructuring Group of EisnerAmper LLP. He is a crisis management professional with more than 16 years of experience advising distressed businesses in a variety of industries, including healthcare, manufacturing, natural resources, and transportation/logistics. Matters he has been involved with include Transit Group Inc., Parmalat USA Corp., Best Manufacturing Group LLC, KidsPeace Corp., and Saint Michaels Medical Center Inc. In addition to being a CTP, Buck is a CIRA. He holds an MBA from Wake Forest University.
Rick L. Frimmer is a managing director in the Bankruptcy and Restructuring Group of EisnerAmper LLP. He has 40 years of experience as a turnaround and bankruptcy attorney and financial advisor, with specialties in defaulted corporate and tax-exempt bonds of all types. Most recently he represented an arm of the government of Germany in the Detroit bankruptcy case. Frimmer holds an economics degree from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and a law degree from Harvard Law School, and is a CPA.
