- J.D., Harvard Law School
- A.B., Harvard University, magna cum laude
- U.S. Tax Court
- U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois
- Arkansas
- Illinois (inactive)
- American College of Tax Counsel
- ABA SALT Executive Committee
- Former member, National Conference of State Tax Judges Planning Committee
- Former chair, Arkansas Tax Advisory Council
- Former chair, Arkansas Bar Association Section of Taxation
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Matthew C. Boch is a state and local tax (SALT) attorney with a breadth of multistate experience and a depth of Arkansas knowledge. Matt advises taxpayers on SALT matters across the country, including state income taxes, sales and use taxes, gross receipts taxes, property taxes, excise taxes, premium taxes, and severance taxes. He represents taxpayers in all stages of tax controversies as well as taxpayers seeking voluntary disclosures or guidance requests. Policy work has been a particular focus for Matt, and he has been associated with several notable Arkansas tax reforms within the past decade.
Matt also advises and represents businesses in the negotiation, implementation, and realization of state and local credits and incentives. Committed to economic development, he has helped businesses create thousands of jobs and invest hundreds of millions of dollars in new or expanded facilities.
Matt recently returned to private practice after serving as the Chief Commissioner of the Arkansas Tax Appeals Commission. Before his service, Matt was a partner in two Arkansas firms and in the SALT group of a global law firm. This experience brings judgment and practical problem-solving to his legal practice.
Matt also advises and represents businesses in the negotiation, implementation, and realization of state and local credits and incentives. Committed to economic development, he has helped businesses create thousands of jobs and invest hundreds of millions of dollars in new or expanded facilities.
Matt recently returned to private practice after serving as the Chief Commissioner of the Arkansas Tax Appeals Commission. Before his service, Matt was a partner in two Arkansas firms and in the SALT group of a global law firm. This experience brings judgment and practical problem-solving to his legal practice.
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