Eric Wang is a member of Sullivan & Cromwell's Tax Group and concentrates on U.S. tax matters. A partner since 2010, Mr. Wang’s practice focuses on a broad range of planning and transactional matters for both U.S. and non-U.S. clients. He has advised extensively on cross-border acquisitions and joint ventures, including investments by private equity and real estate funds. He also advises on U.S. tax issues relating to tax-sensitive financing structures and novel financial instruments, as well as debt restructurings. Mr. Wang represents corporate clients in IRS audits and investigations and advises them on other tax-planning initiatives. He regularly works with individuals, fiduciaries and family-controlled businesses on a variety of tax issues, with a particular focus on cross-border trust and family business planning. He frequently speaks at industry events on a wide range of domestic and international tax matters. Clients he has advised recently include AB In-Bev, Ally Financial, BHP, BP, Enbridge, Goldman Sachs, Haleon, Leonardo DRS and Woodside.
Publications
- “Tax Reform: Implications for Multinational Businesses, M&A, and Private Equity” in Practical Law The Journal (March 2018) (co-author)
- “Expert Q&A on the OECD’s BEPS Project” in Practical Law The Journal (March 2016) (co-author)
- “BEPS: The US Perspective” in Tax Journal (July 2014)
- “US transfer pricing audit roadmap can help taxpayers” in International Tax Review (March 2014)
- “Debt-equity litigation returns to US courts” in British Tax Review (January 2013)
- “Final Section 482 Cost Sharing Regulations: A renewed Commitment to the Income Method” in Bloomberg/BNA’s Tax Management Transfer Pricing Report (January 2012)