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Ann H. Zucker

Ann H. Zucker

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  • Fordham Law School, J.D.
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Ann H. Zucker

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Ann has extensive experience in real estate, governance, commercial, tax-exempt entities, and healthcare law. Ann’s experience includes the formation and counseling of all types of business entities and ventures including partnerships, corporations and limited liability companies. She has worked extensively with major banks and financial institutions, businesses, manufacturers, utilities, tax exempt entities and healthcare organizations.

Affiliations

  • American Health Lawyers Association

  • National Association of Bond Lawyers

  • American Bar Association

  • Connecticut Bar Association

  • Association of the Bar of the City of New York

  • New York State Bar Association

Distinctions

  • Pro Bono Partnership, Volunteer of the Year Award for Connecticut, 2023

  • Best Lawyers® – Nonprofit Law, 2019-2024, Healthcare Law, 2019-2025

Community

  • Director, Ferguson Library, Stamford, Connecticut
  • Director, Post University Foundation
  • Director, Stamford Partnership
  • Past Director, Child Guidance Center
  • Past Director, Connecticut/Rhode Island Red Cross
  • Past Chair, Waterbury Hospital Incorporators
  • Past Chair, South Central Connecticut American Red Cross
  • A Founder and Past Chair, Women and Girls Fund, Community Foundation of Greater New Haven

Experience

  • Represented a tax-exempt school (grades K-12) in sale to for profit buyer.

  • Represented Fairfield County private school (grades K-12) in merger with private school (grades K-8).

  • Conversion of a taxable cemetery association to a tax-exempt organization.

  • Guided the development of a land bank authority under Connecticut Land Bank legislation.

  • Lead a tax-exempt acute care hospital and its affiliates through a sale to a for profit purchaser and undertaking the related statutory conversion process.

  • Lead tax-exempt bond financings through CHEFA for schools, hospitals and other “qualified organizations”, such as childcare centers.

  • Developed unique corporate governance structure to facilitate resolution of complex claims in family-owned business.

  • Represented seventeen borrowers in a tax-exempt financing for childcare centers.

  • Advised bank with $7,500,000,000 in assets on real estate issues for its eighty-eight branch locations.

  • Negotiated the reorganization of several tax-exempt Massachusetts and Connecticut industry associations.

  • Negotiated tax exempt lease to finance hospital’s acquisition of clinical and financial software.

  • Providing guidance on conflict of interest issues, private inurement, executive compensation, unrelated business income tax, and intermediate sanctions.

  • Representing charitable organizations that provide global food, medicine, and health services on operational corporate governance, and tax-exempt issues.

  • Created 501(c)(3) organizations for social services, food insecurity, urban farming, autism services, post-closing foundations, behavioral health and other endeavors.

Charitable Organizations and Gaming…Who’s Watching?

April 24, 2024
Many 501(c)(3) charitable organizations hold fundraising activities that feature gaming: casino nights, poker nights, raffles, and of course, bingo. They’re fun! But keep in mind, there are some rules to observe. A charitable organization can lose its tax-exempt status if it strays from permitted activities—and it may need to pay
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Carmody Lawyers Ranked in More than 30 Areas of Law in Best Lawyers in America 2024

August 17, 2023
Carmody Torrance Sandak & Hennessey has received more than 90 accolades across over 30 areas of law and across all its offices in Connecticut, in the 30th edition of The Best Lawyers in America® 2024. Forty-two Carmody lawyers are named to the ‘Best Lawyers’ list and ten lawyers are listed
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Carmody Lawyers Named to The Best Lawyers in America 2023 List

April 05, 2023
Carmody is pleased to announce that 39 attorneys have been selected for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in America 2023. In addition, Giovanna Tiberii Weller and William J. Hennessey Jr. have been named ‘Lawyer of the Year’ in New Haven, CT and Stamford, CT for Employment Law and Land Use & Zoning
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The IRS Updates Technical Guide 58 for Tax-Exempt Private Foundations: Not all clocks stop ticking

February 15, 2023
Accrued unpaid interest and principal payments will be included in calculating excise taxes on self-dealing loans after the expiration of the limitations period Last month the Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) revised Technical Guide 58 (“TG58”) concerning the excise taxes imposed for self-dealing transactions between private foundations and disqualified persons. While
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Carmody Advised New Opportunities in the Development of CT Food4Thought

January 24, 2022
Carmody advised its long time client New Opportunities in the development of CT Food4Thought, a project that is focused on increasing the availability of locally grown produce to communities while providing training and employment opportunities in an agricultural environment. The project also aims to increase the unrestricted revenue to support
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