Houston
713.650.2708 Direct
713.650.2400 Fax
jwallace@winstead.com

Jeff Wallace helps clients make sense of the tax mechanics behind complex real estate deals and other transactions. He advises public and private companies, funds, and joint venture partners on the tax structuring of complex business transactions, with a particular emphasis on pass-through and other tax advantaged entities, including joint ventures, limited liability companies, master limited partnerships and REITs. He routinely helps clients navigate partnership allocations, contribution and distribution components, and the design of flexible, tax-efficient vehicles and joint ventures.

Jeff approaches each engagement with a practical understanding of how these entities function, from both a legal and economic perspective. He brings a deep understanding of the financial dynamics behind each transaction, how capital flows through the structure, what returns each party is targeting, and how to align those expectations within the partnership framework.

Known for his analytical mindset and attention to detail, Jeff partners closely with clients across all phases of the deal lifecycle, from upfront structuring to long-term operational strategy. His ability to translate complex economic concepts into workable tax structures allows clients to design flexible, customized arrangements that align with their business goals.

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