Christopher Woll

About Christopher Woll

Christopher joined KPMG’s Mergers & Acquisitions Tax practice in March 2001. He currently advises clients on the federal income tax consequences of proposed acquisition, disposition, joint venture and financing transactions. Christopher advises various clients on the tax issues associated with distressed and bankrupt debt restructurings including net operating loss limitations (including section 382), consolidated return attribute reduction requirements, and discharge of indebtedness income.Christopher has significant experience managing large tax due diligence engagements and assisting in structuring these transactions. Christopher also has extensive experience with section 382 projects and with computing stock basis and earnings and profits for large corporate taxpayers. Before joining the Mergers and Acquisitions Tax practice in March 2001, Christopher was a Manager in KPMG’s State and Local Tax Group where he focused on various state tax issues such as business/nonbusiness income, unitary group membership, nexus, tax base and apportionment.Specialties: Troubled company tax issues including section 382 planning

Experience

1. Managing Director, Tax

   KPMG US

   Sep 1997 — Present · Chicago, IL, US

Education

• DePaul University College of Law

  Doctor of Law (J.D.), Tax Law/Taxation

  1994 — 1997

• Chicago-Kent College of Law, Illinois Institute of Technology

  Master of Laws (LLM), Taxation

• Michigan State University

  Accounting, Accounting

  1990 — 1994

Skills

• Due Diligence
• Partnership Taxation
• Cpa
• Cross-Border Transactions
• Mergers
• Sales Tax
• Leadership
• Income Tax
• Mergers & Acquisitions
• Tax Advisory
• Financial Reporting
• International Tax
• Managerial Finance
• Corporate Tax
• Us Tax
• Private Equity
• Financial Modeling
• State Tax
• Tax
• Business Valuation
• Financial Structuring
• Accounting
• Tax Law
• Corporate Tax Planning
• Restructuring