Overview
Cabell Chinnis specializes in audits and Appeals. He has obtained speedy and favorable results by identifying key issues in the case and resolving them. He also has significant experience in advance pricing agreements, tax treaties and transfer pricing issues.
In audit, Cabell provides advice on working with the exam teams in special situations, preparing executives and other business personnel for interviews by the IRS or their experts, coordinating presentations to the exam team and resolving discovery disagreements with the exam team or Department of Justice. Cabell has successfully advised clients on how best to escalate within the IRS to senior agency personnel in order to facilitate resolution of audit issues. In Appeals, Cabell specializes in handling complex matters and expediting resolution of issues if they are more limited in scope. His cases since January 1, 2013 have involved section 482 issues in a variety of areas (services, tangible goods, transfers of intangibles), valuation disputes, R&E credit, and section 199.
Cabell also handles tax-related alternate dispute resolution, including fast-track and “limited issue” audits. In addition, he counsels tax exempt entities on a full range of matters, including their organization, operation and sponsorship. He has considerable experience in the operation of private foundations.
Cabell began his nearly 30-year career by serving as a judicial clerk at the US Supreme Court for The Hon. Louis F Powell, Jr.
Areas of Focus
Spoken Languages
- English
Perspectives
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February 052018
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March 302017
DPAD Campaign Implicates Old Wounds and New Wounds
Bloomberg BNA Daily Tax Report
Events
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June 042020
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September 252019
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May 20 – 212019
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April 30 –
May 032018 -
February 222018
Defending Your Domestic Production Activity Deductions and Research Credits
TEI Chicago Annual Conference
News
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July 032018
Tax Court Action: A Look at Rulings in Second Quarter 2018
Bloomberg Law (subscription required)
Education
Yale Law School, JD
Managing Editor, Yale Law Journal
Harvard University, John F. Kennedy School of Government
Kennedy Fellowship
Princeton University, School of Public and International Affairs, BA, magna cum laude
Phi Beta Kappa
Admissions
- California
Court
- US Tax Court