Stanley H. Kuperstein

Partner
Miami

t: 305 357 8428
f: 305 357 8528

skuperstein@bsfllp.com

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Area of Practice

Corporate

Education

New York University School of Law, LL.M., Taxation, 1971; Member, NYU Tax Law Review

University of Miami, J.D., cum laude, 1968; Phi Kappa Phi; Articles Editor, Miami Law Review

University of Miami, B.B.A., cum laude, Accounting, 1965; Beta Alpha Psi

Admissions

Florida

United States Tax Court

United States District Courts: Southern District of Florida

Stanley H. Kuperstein's main practice area is transactional and regulatory health law, federal income tax, corporate and partnership law and qualified retirement plans.

Mr. Kuperstein has represented clients in a variety of complex matters, including representing individual physician and small physician groups in transactions with public companies. Mr. Kuperstein has advised clients in the formation of multi-specialty and multi-shareholder physician groups, establishment of governing rules for large group practices, the sale of group practices and the divestiture of physician practices from physician practice management companies. In addition, Mr. Kuperstein has advised clients in connection with activities involving Stark II, Medicare fraud and abuse, the Florida Anti-Referral Laws and Federal and state anti-kickback laws. Mr. Kuperstein also has represented buyers and sellers in non-medical areas of business including furniture manufacturers, fuel oil distributors, travel agencies, and hotels and apartment buildings. Mr. Kuperstein's tax background has enabled him to advise the client both on the corporate matters involved, as well as their federal income tax consequences. Mr. Kuperstein further practices in the area of employee benefits. He advises private companies and public companies in retirement plan selection, formation and ongoing operation of the retirement plan. Mr. Kuperstein has assisted clients in obtaining determination letters with respect to the qualification of their retirement plans, and obtaining waivers and/or corrective procedures with the Internal Revenue Service in connection with the operation and qualification of employee benefit plans.

Mr. Kuperstein is also a former Lecturer in Law in Deferred Compensation at the University of Miami Graduate law program.

Selected Professional Awards and Associations

American Bar Association

Selected Publications

Co-Author: Sub-Chapter "S," and The Thin Capitalization Issue- 5th Circuit Victory for the Taxpayer, Florida Bar Journal, Volume 47, page 191, 1973

Author: Reimbursement of Employee's Incidental Moving Expenses, University of Miami Law Review, Volume 22, page 572, 1968