Harvard Law School  (JD, 1969) cum laude

Princeton University  (AB, 1965) magna cum laude

Bio

Marshall P. Bartlett was born in New York, New York.  He is a member of the bar in New York and Texas.  Marshall began his practice in the Tax Group at Sullivan & Cromwell in 1969.  In 1977, he joined Satterlee & Stevens and became a Partner of this firm in 1978.  

On January 1, 1979, Marshall  became the tax manager of Exxon Enterprises, Inc.  For the next 22 years he held positions of increasing responsibility in the Exxon tax organization in New York, Houston and Florham Park, New Jersey.  From 1989 to 2000, Marshall served as General Tax Counsel of Exxon Company, International.

Beginning in September of 1999 and continuing to date, Marshall has taught tax courses in the MS in Taxation Program at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison, New Jersey.  These include a three course in depth series in the U.S. Taxation of International Income and a new course designed by Marshall  and a colleague for employees of US multinational corporations.  This course covers the basic of the foreign tax credit rules, subpart F and transfer pricing.  In addition, Marshall teaches two corporate  tax courses, one in Reorganizations and one in Consolidated Returns.

From 1978 to 1982 Marshall was an Articles Editor and then the Managing Editor of  The Tax Lawyer, the publication of the Tax Section of the American Bar  Association.  He has published  two articles in The Tax Lawyer on the subjects of leasehold improvements and Section 338(h)(10).