Eric Homsi
Overview
Eric Homsi is a senior counsel in the firm's Tax Group, resident in the New York office. Mr. Homsi’s practice concentrates primarily on advising public and private companies with respect to business tax issues associated with structuring, negotiating, and executing domestic and cross-border acquisitions, divestitures, and restructurings. Mr. Homsi also counsels clients on tax issues associated with real estate investments and joint ventures, equity and debt securities offerings, and other transactions where tax considerations play an important role. In addition, he assists multinational businesses with inbound and outbound tax planning and strategy.
Career & Education
- Pace University, BBA, summa cum laude, 2005
- Seton Hall University School of Law, J.D., cum laude, 2010
- New York University School of Law, LL.M., Taxation, 2013
- New York
- New Jersey
Eric's Insights
Client Alert | 3 min read | 10.07.25
Blocking the Blocked Income Rules? Loper Bright’s influence over the Eighth Circuit’s 3M decision.
On October 1, 2025, the Eighth Circuit decided 3M Co. v. Commissioner in the taxpayer’s favor, based on its application of Loper Bright. The question presented in the case was whether the IRS had the authority to reallocate royalty income to a U.S. parent company that its foreign subsidiary was prohibited from paying under foreign law. The court held that the best interpretation of the governing statute did not permit the IRS’s reallocation.
Speaking Engagement | 03.18.25
Speaking Engagement | 10.04.24
Webinar | 09.12.24
Insights
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09.26.23
The Journal of Federal Agency Action
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04.01.23
The Inward Investment And International Tax Review, Thirteenth Edition
16th Annual U.S. And Latin America Tax Practice Trends
|06.13.24
“Challenges Latin American Investors Face When Investing Into the United States,” 16th Annual U.S. And Latin America Tax Practice Trends
|06.13.24
Eric's Insights
Client Alert | 3 min read | 10.07.25
Blocking the Blocked Income Rules? Loper Bright’s influence over the Eighth Circuit’s 3M decision.
On October 1, 2025, the Eighth Circuit decided 3M Co. v. Commissioner in the taxpayer’s favor, based on its application of Loper Bright. The question presented in the case was whether the IRS had the authority to reallocate royalty income to a U.S. parent company that its foreign subsidiary was prohibited from paying under foreign law. The court held that the best interpretation of the governing statute did not permit the IRS’s reallocation.
Speaking Engagement | 03.18.25
Speaking Engagement | 10.04.24
Webinar | 09.12.24
