Mr. Peter Joseph Brennan

Peter Brennan

Over the past decade, most states have adopted college tuition payment programs to encourage saving for college education by providing tax incentives to participating parents and relatives of future college students.In response to the rise in state tuition payment and savings programs, Congress enacted Internal Revenue Code §529 which provides for favorable federal income tax treatment for the earnings on funds set aside in a "qualified state tuition program" (QSTP).In its present form, Section 529 covers two types of state-sponsored QSTPs: prepaid tuition plans and savings account plans. (QSTPs are often referred to as Section 529 Plans.)

A typical prepaid tuition plan allows for the current payment of a beneficiary's tuition at a participating college at the existing tuition rate (often on a per credit hour basis) thereby avoiding the anticipated increase in tuition costs that will have occurred by the time the student enrolls.Most participating colleges are part of a state's university system, but if the beneficiary chooses a non-participating school, the amount of prepaid tuition with accrued interest will be payable to the beneficiary for use towards tuition and other education expenses (such as room and board, fees, books and supplies).
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Peter Brennan practices in the Corporate and Tax groups within the Business Department.

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PETER J. BRENNAN, ESQUIRE

1800 One Liberty Place Philadelphia, PA 19103-7395 Direct Dial: (215) 864-6346

Peter Joseph Brennan
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Birthname: Peter Joseph Brennan
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American trade unionist and public official.1940 - Married to Josephine Brickley.1957 - Peter Joseph Brennan was president of the New ...

"We just decided to sit down and start from scratch, and [we] basically had a blank piece of paper," said Peter Brennan, an attorney acting as spokesman for the developers, Town and country Homes and Wyndham Deerpoint.
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It was January 2005 when CLAR and Brennan sat down and began talking.Brennan, representing Town & Country, and Richard Guerrard, representing Wyndham Deerpoint, signed a letter to be included with their development application.
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"Once we sort of agreed on the basics, it actually became a helpful working session," Brennan said.

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Peter J. BrennanVice President General Counsel"

Peter BrennanVice President, General Counsel

Peter Brennan is InnaPhase's Vice President General Counsel.Mr. Brennan is responsible for handling all legal matters for InnaPhase, and also fills the position of Secretary of the company.

Mr. Brennan brings over 14 years of corporate counsel experience representing clients in a wide variety of matters to his role at InnaPhase.Prior to joining InnaPhase, Peter practiced law in New York City and Philadelphia and most recently was a corporate and tax attorney for White and Williams LLP in Philadelphia.In the course of his career Mr. Brennan has developed an expertise in the areas of mergers and acquisitions, tax planning, contract negotiation and employee benefits.Mr. Brennan is a member of both the Pennsylvania and New York bars.

Mr. Brennan graduated with High Honors from Lehigh University, received his J.D. from Fordham University School of Law, and holds an LL.M. degree in taxation from the New York University School of Law.Mr. Brennan was a member of the International Law Committee of the Bar Association of the City of New York and has lectured frequently on corporate and tax law matters.

Peter Brennan, general counsel for Town and Country Homes, said the developer is considering in the next two weeks whether to present another annexation plan to the city council."The planning process has not even began, we are in the initial negotiations with the municipal officials," Brennan said."As a whole, I still think it is positive.I think it is a huge positive for the city."The financial analysis shows the Geneva school district would be hit hardest with a projected deficit of at least $5.5 million over the first 10 years of the project.The Kaneland school district could see a deficit of nearly $500,000.Brennan, however, said the districts together actually would benefit from the development.He said that while the analysis shows deficits facing the two school districts, the St. Charles district could receive nearly $8 million in tax revenue from the development.In addition, he said the analysis does not account for impact fees paid by the developer.Brennan said the districts could share this tax revenue.But he said that he could not provide details of how the money would be shared because the planning process is in the early stages. St. Charles school board officials are divided in their response to the report.