Overview

Steven Kopp is a partner in Chapman's Tax Department. His practice focuses on tax issues arising from structured finance transactions, securitizations, investment funds, withholding tax issues, and FATCA.

Steven has extensive experience advising clients on grantor trusts, fixed income and equity derivatives, loan agreements, options on managed accounts, DRD transactions, debt and equity capital markets transactions, contingent debt, taxable mortgage pools, REMICs, CLOs and offshore transactions (including PFICs and CFCs), FATCA and other cross-border tax issues.

Steven has also written extensively, and regularly advises, on FATCA and other tax issues.

Admitted

New Jersey

New York

Education

New York University School of Law, LL.M., 1995

New York University School of Law, J.D., 1992

University of Pennsylvania, B.S.E., 1988

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