Solomon Cadle focuses his practice on federal tax law and regulations involving public finance, regularly serving as bond counsel in 501(c)(3) and municipal tax-exempt and tax-advantaged financings including community development districts. Solomon guides issuers, underwriters and borrowers through the tax advantaged financing process, working with each client to tailor a financing structure that maximizes flexibility while maintaining the tax advantaged status of the financing. He has advised clients on a variety of projects involving hospitals, energy facilities, transportation, water and wastewater facilities, schools, parking garages, public recreation, community development, and open space projects.

Solomon also advises issuers and borrowers in their post-issuance tax compliance matters to preserve the tax advantaged status of their financings for as long as they are outstanding, and handles matters including IRS filings, allocations, contract revisions, remediation, and exercising an issuer’s right to enter into a Voluntary Closing Agreement Program (VCAP) with the IRS.