Parker F. Taylor is the head of Hughes Hubbard's Private Client Services group. Parker focuses his practice primarily on tax law, wealth management, and trusts and estates. He regularly counsels high-net-worth individuals and family entities on estate, gift, generation-skipping transfer and income tax matters. Parker’s work also includes estate administration, the drafting of prenuptial and postnuptial agreements and all aspects of tax controversy, including dealing with IRS examinations and appeals.
Areas of Concentration
Multigenerational wealth transfer planning
Business succession planning
International estate and pre-immigration planning
Estate, trust and guardianship administration and controversies
Estate, gift and generation-skipping tax controversies
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements
Lectures & Publications
Presenter, “More than Moving: How Changing Domicile Properly Can Reduce Taxes,” PLI, July 30, 2019
Co-author, "Current Estate and Gift Tax Proposals in Congress," Willamette Management Associates’ Insights magazine, Summer 2019
Co-author, "Estate Planning with Cryptocurrency," Probate & Property, July/August 2019
Presenter, "Changing Domicile to Save on Taxes," Martin County Estate Planning Council's 36th Annual Estate and Tax Planning Seminar, May 17, 2019
Co-author, "Changing Domiciles to Save on Taxes," Trusts & Estates magazine, April 2019
Co-author, "Recent Changes to the Federal Estate and Gift Tax Law," Client Advisory, January 2, 2018
Co-presenter, "Family Office Primer-Estate and Business Succession Planning," Family Business and Family Office Education series, February 8, 2017
