Julie Rhoades advises clients on a broad range of federal income tax matters, and her practice spans both transactional and controversy matters. Julie structures and negotiates mergers and acquisitions transactions, advises non-U.S. investors and companies on the U.S. tax consequences of cross-border transactions, and counsels exempt entities on organizational and operational issues. Julie’s controversy practice has involved issues including the defense of captive insurance transactions and the deductibility of losses.
Before joining Dickinson Wright, Julie practiced in the Chicago offices of Kirkland & Ellis LLP and Winston & Strawn LLP.
Education & Credentials
Education
Northwestern University
B.A., 2009- Summa cum laude
University of Michigan Law School
J.D., 2012- Michigan Journal of Gender & Law, Publication Manager (Vol. 18)
- Cum laude
Bar Admission
Acknowledgements
- Best Lawyers in America®
- "Ones to Watch," Nonprofit/Charities Law, Tax Law, 2021-2022
Community Involvement
- University of Michigan Law School Class of 2012 Five-Year Reunion Committee, Co-Chair
- Lookingglass Theatre Company (Chicago, IL), Associates Board Member, 2013-2017
Publications/Presentations
- Author, "Recent Rulings Highlight Need to Consider Purposes Before Applying for Tax-Exempt Status," Dickinson Wright Tax Blog, March 2021
- Co-Author, “IRS Provides Relief for Nonresident Aliens and Foreign Businesses Impacted by COVID-19 Travel Disruptions,” Dickinson Wright Client Alert, April 2020
- Author, “IRS Announces Extension of Certain Tax Filing and Payment Obligations”, Dickinson Wright News Alert, April 2020
- Author, “IRS Designates April 1, 2020 as the Beginning Date for Credits for Paid Sick Leave and Paid Family Leave”, Dickinson Wright Client Alert, March 2020
- Author, "Treasury Secretary Announces Extension of Time to Make Tax Payments," Dickinson Wright Tax Blog, March 2020