High Tech Tax Institute.

The Sixteenth (16th) Annual High Technology Tax Institute will be held on Monday, November 13th and Tuesday, November 14th, 2000 at the Sunnyvale Hilton. This conference is co-sponsored by TEI's Santa Clara Valley Chapter and San Jose State University's College of Business Tax Policy Institute.

Topics will include: Pre-Filing Agreement Program; International E-Commerce OECD and U.S. Perspectives; International Current Tax Developments that Impact High Tech Companies; International Stock Options; Managing the Costs, Local Tax Issues, Chargeback, and Section 482 Issues; State and Local High Tech Tax Current Developments; Son of FSC -- Is International Tax Reform Next?; SEC, Accounting and Tax High Tech Issues including Cheap Stock, Revenue Recognition, Interim Reporting, and In Process R&D; High Tech Merger and Acquisitions: Son of Pooling, Tracking Stock, and Spin-Offs.

International experts from high tech companies, government, accounting and law firms will present this timely material. Sixteen units of CLE/CPE for attorneys and accountants are available.

If you are interested in more details or a brochure, call Dr. Stewart S. Karlinsky, Director of the SJS Tax Policy Institute at 408-924-3482, fax to 408-924-3463, e-mail to: [e-mail] or write at San Jose State University College of Business, San Jose, California 95192-0066.

Online registration is available at: http://www.cob.sjsu.edu/taxinstitute

The price for the two (2) day seminar, including lunch and coffee breaks, and technical materials is $550 (TEI members ($500).