INTERVIEW - Mark Leeds of Mayer Brown discusses Qualified Opportunities Fund and its Tax benefits
Channel: Beryl Elites
Date: 05/12/2019

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INTERVIEW -  Mark Leeds, Partner and Head of Taxes at Mayer Brown portrays characteristics and the structure of Qualified Opportunities Fund (QOF) and its tax benefits. Most QOF offerings are real estate bases, however, there are other operating businesses that qualify for QOF and can equally enjoy unique tax benefits that this fund structure offers to investors. This interview was conducted by Alva Lin of The Beryl Consulting Group. 

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