August 1, 2011
INDIANAPOLIS, IN—Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP announces that Tiffany D. Presley has joined the firm’s Business & Finance and Tax Practice Groups as an associate in its Indianapolis office.
Presley focuses her practice on domestic and foreign taxation and has experience in assisting multinational clients in various industries in connection with foreign tax credit management, cash repatriation strategies, entity rationalization, domestic and local county tax saving strategies, tax efficient financing and other general foreign tax consulting issues. She also represents non-profit organizations in their tax issues.
Prior to private practice, Presley served as the international tax senior consultant for Deloitte Tax LLC, Indianapolis. She also has worked as a tax consultant for Advocate Aircraft Taxation Company and as an international tax consultant for Ernst & Young LLP.
She received her B.A. in Spanish and political science, her M.B.A. and her J.D. from Indiana University-Bloomington. Presley is a member of the Indiana State, Indianapolis and Marion County Bar Associations and serves on the board for the Indiana Partnership Center.
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