Opportunity Zones in Birmingham and the Region

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July 11, 2019 11:30 AM - 1 PM CDT

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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 established so-called opportunity zones to jump-start economic growth in low-income areas around the country. The government allows any participating investor to defer paying tax on capital gains from the sale of property in these areas if those gains are invested in a qualified opportunity fund. That fund, in turn, must invest 90 percent of its assets in businesses or property used in one of these designated low-income communities.
 
Hear from Craig Mason of RSM discuss what this means for the Greater Birmingham and Southeast.
 
Thursday June 27th
11:30am CST - 1:00pm CST
 
RSM Offices
216 Summit Blvd
Suite 300
Birmingham, AL 35243
 
Members: $35
Non-Members & Guests: $55
Day Of: $70
 
 

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Craig Mason

RSM US
Tax Partner

Craig Mason is a tax partner and RSM’s national real estate lead on qualified opportunity zones. He has more than 22 years of experience providing tax services to privately owned and venture backed companies. He has extensive experience in real estate, manufacturing and distribution, technology, mergers & acquisitions, and transaction structuring. 

Prior to joining RSM, Craig began his career with a Big Four firm in San Antonio, Texas, later joining the Tulsa, Oklahoma office of Deloitte & Touche. In 1997, Craig returned to Birmingham where he worked for another Big Four firm prior to joining Sellers Richardson Holman & West LLP (SRHW) in 2001.

Professional Affiliations and Credentials

  • Certified public accountant
  • American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
  • Alabama Society of Certified Public Accountants
  • Board of the Birmingham Chapter of NAIOP
  • ACRE Corporate Cabinet and Leadership Council
  • Federal Tax Clinic Board
  • Accounting Advisory Board for the University of Alabama

Education

  • Master of Tax Accounting, University of Alabama
  • Bachelor of Science, tax accounting, University of Alabama
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