Overview Experience People Events News Intelligence Hospitality & Leisure 29 November 2017 Bachrach, Zampieri Co-Author Orlando Business Journal Article about Structuring Mixed-Use Development Orlando Business Journal Partner Dan Bachrach and Associate Laura Zampieri have co-authored an Orlando Business Journal article, “How a Mix of uses Can Help Pencil Out Your Real Estate Development.” 28 November 2017 Special Economic Zones in Mexico As discussed in our April 12, 2017 Alert, Special Economic Zones (“SEZ”) are designated geographical areas in Mexico, in which business and trade regulations... 19 July 2017 How Mixed Use Structuring Can Help Your Hotel Project Pencil Out National Real Estate Investor The nature of the current urban real estate economy is motivating hotel developers to structure large projects in a manner which utilizes every available profitable option. 25 October 2016 How Hotel Developers Can Break Into Senior Housing Hotels Magazine Foley attorneys Michael Okaty and Matthew Jassak contributed an article to Hotels Magazine, “How Hotel Developers Can Break Into Senior Housing,” on October 25, 2016. 15 September 2016 Restaurant Employers Take Note – The Fifth Circuit Offers Instruction on Proper Deductions From Credit Card Tips The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals recently decided how much a restaurant employer could deduct from an employee’s tips received by credit card to offset the... 05 November 2015 Structuring the Sale of Alcoholic Beverages in Your Hospitality Company, or How I’ve Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the TABC I. ABSTRACT Alcoholic beverage sales in Texas are highly regulated by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (the "TABC") which regulates all phases... 08 November 2013 Automatic Tipping: Impact of IRS Rules Change on the Hospitality Industry Starting in 2014, restaurants and other employers in the hospitality industry will be subject to new IRS reporting and withholding rules relating to automatic tips... 15 October 2013 Changes to Texas Mixed-Beverage Gross Receipts Tax Currently, hotels, restaurants and bars that hold a Texas mixed-drink permit, pay a 14 percent mixed-beverage gross receipts tax on each beer, mixed drink or wine...
29 November 2017 Bachrach, Zampieri Co-Author Orlando Business Journal Article about Structuring Mixed-Use Development Orlando Business Journal Partner Dan Bachrach and Associate Laura Zampieri have co-authored an Orlando Business Journal article, “How a Mix of uses Can Help Pencil Out Your Real Estate Development.”
28 November 2017 Special Economic Zones in Mexico As discussed in our April 12, 2017 Alert, Special Economic Zones (“SEZ”) are designated geographical areas in Mexico, in which business and trade regulations...
19 July 2017 How Mixed Use Structuring Can Help Your Hotel Project Pencil Out National Real Estate Investor The nature of the current urban real estate economy is motivating hotel developers to structure large projects in a manner which utilizes every available profitable option.
25 October 2016 How Hotel Developers Can Break Into Senior Housing Hotels Magazine Foley attorneys Michael Okaty and Matthew Jassak contributed an article to Hotels Magazine, “How Hotel Developers Can Break Into Senior Housing,” on October 25, 2016.
15 September 2016 Restaurant Employers Take Note – The Fifth Circuit Offers Instruction on Proper Deductions From Credit Card Tips The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals recently decided how much a restaurant employer could deduct from an employee’s tips received by credit card to offset the...
05 November 2015 Structuring the Sale of Alcoholic Beverages in Your Hospitality Company, or How I’ve Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the TABC I. ABSTRACT Alcoholic beverage sales in Texas are highly regulated by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (the "TABC") which regulates all phases...
08 November 2013 Automatic Tipping: Impact of IRS Rules Change on the Hospitality Industry Starting in 2014, restaurants and other employers in the hospitality industry will be subject to new IRS reporting and withholding rules relating to automatic tips...
15 October 2013 Changes to Texas Mixed-Beverage Gross Receipts Tax Currently, hotels, restaurants and bars that hold a Texas mixed-drink permit, pay a 14 percent mixed-beverage gross receipts tax on each beer, mixed drink or wine...