Philip S. Haney Associates

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Law Firm in Tulsa, Oklahoma
 
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Boulder Towers, 1437 S. Boulder Avenue, Suite 1050
Tulsa, Oklahoma 74119
(Osage & Tulsa Cos.)
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Phone: 918-744-1023  
Facsimile: 918-583-7170
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Philip S. Haney Associates practices in the following areas of law:
Tax Exempt, Nonprofit and Charitable Organizations, Public Charities, Churches, Religious Ministries, Charitable Giving, Estate Planning.
Firm Profile:
Philip S. Haney Associates is listed in the Bar Register of Preeminent Lawyers.
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Representative Clients:
Borderland Food Bank; Breast Cancer Research and Assistance Fund; Breast Cancer Aid and Research Institute; Cancer Aid and Research Fund; Clergy, Tax & Law; Diabetes Aid and Research Fund; Don Stewart Association; Edison Foundation; Feed My Hungry Children; Feed My People Children's Charities; Feeding America's Children; Financial Consulting Group; First Choice Media; International Congress of Churches and Ministers; International Facilitators Plus, Inc.; Kelly Media Group; Mechanical Contractors' Association; Medical Aid and Research Fund; New Life Church of North America; Northern Arizona Food Bank; People United for Christ; Philadelphia Church of God; Strategic Compensation Group of America; The Church at Houston; The Gospel Channel; The Miracle Channel; Tulsa Children's Museum.
Philip S. Haney (Member) born Evanston, Illinois, September 26, 1946; admitted to bar, 1971, Oklahoma; 1990, Tennessee. Education: Oklahoma University (A.B., 1968; J.D., 1971); New York University (LL.M., Taxation, 1975). Author: "Publicly Traded Partnerships After the Revenue Act of 1987"; "Taxes - The Tax Magazine," Prentice Hall, May 1988; "Gas Balancing Refunds and Deficiencies: Taxpayers Playing 'Hide or Seek'"; "Oil & Gas Tax Quarterly," Matthew Bender, March 1990; "Church Tax Benefits and First Amendment Tensions"; "Tax Exempt Organizations," Maxwell Macmillian, May 1991; "Religion and the Constitution: When Is A 'Church' Really a Church?," The Oklahoma Bar Journal, October 1991. Member: Tulsa County, Oklahoma, Tennessee and American Bar Associations. Practice Areas: Tax Exempt; Nonprofit and Charitable Organizations; Charitable Giving; Estate Planning.


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