Examples and Explanations for Partnership Taxation, First Edition

Timothy M. Todd, Ph.D., serves as Interim Dean and Professor of Law at Liberty University School of Law in Lynchburg, Virginia. Todd has taught an array of courses, including individual income taxation; taxation of estates and gifts; taxation of businesses; wills, trusts, and estates; mergers and acquisitions; business planning; and bankruptcy, among others. Dr. Todd’s research and teaching interests include taxation, business planning, estate planning, corporate law, and related areas. His published work spans an array of topics, such as death-time planning for LLCs, the estate tax consequences of corporate redemptions, FBAR reporting, the intersection of tax and bankruptcy law, and corporate fiduciary duties, among other topics. In addition to his legal scholarship, Todd also researches and publishes in the financial planning field. His peer-reviewed research has appeared in the Journal of Financial Planning, Financial Planning Review, and the Journal of Financial Counseling & Planning. His financial planning research has addressed issues such as municipal bond investments, financial literacy, the use of robo-advisors, and the relationship between cryptocurrency and gambling behavior.