Finance Law Author

Willow Chen

Willow Chen is a skilled tax and estate planning lawyer with a strong background in tax law. She has represented numerous clients in tax controversies and has a deep understanding of the complex tax and financial issues involved.

Credentials

J.D., University of Nebraska, LL.M. in Taxation

10+ yearsTax LawEstate Planning

Articles by Willow Chen

What Is a Verification of Deposit for a Mortgage?What Is a Consolidation Phase in the Market?How Are Rebates Accounted for by Sellers and Buyers?How to Record a Payroll Accrual Journal Entry How to Account for Multiple Currencies Where Is Allowance for Uncollectible Accounts on Balance Sheet?What Is an Inward Investment?What Are Reserve Funds in Real Estate?What Does Face Amount Mean in Life Insurance?How Do Bond Options Work?What Are Bedard Controls for Data Reliability?What Is a Bank Overdraft in Accounting?Which of the Following Describe Long-Lived Assets?What Is the SysTrust Framework for System Reliability?What Is a Rolling Fund and How Does It Work?How the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank Works What Is a Mortgage Offer and How Does It Work?How to Account for Consumable Inventory What Constitutes a Violation of Faithful Representation?What Does a Decrease in Current Ratio Mean?How to Account for Lease Commission Amortization What Does Denomination Mean in Banking?How Syndicated Loans Work: Key Roles and Structure Types of Bonds and Their Accounting Treatments What Is a 5/1 ARM Mortgage and How Does It Work?What Is an Investment Certificate and How Does It Work?What Is a Loan Tenor and How Does It Affect Your Loan?What Is the Realization Principle in Accounting?What Is a Maker Fee and How Is It Calculated?Capitalization of Software Development Costs for External Use