A founding member of Carle, Mackie, Power & Ross LLP, Mr. Power is a tax attorney whose practice focuses on low-income tax credits, real estate, partnerships and tax exempt entities. He is also a national speaker on the low-income housing tax credit. He served as tax attorney for the National Housing Law Project in its nationwide practice specializing in structuring syndications of low-income housing. Mr. Power was vice president-tax counsel and a partner with Lincoln Property Company, a major real estate developer. He continued to develop his tax practice with Bronson, Bronson & McKinnon and as a partner at Marron, Reid & Sheehy prior to founding Carle, Mackie, Power & Ross LLP in 1998.
- American Bar Association, Taxation Section, Partnership & Real Estate Committees – Low Income Housing Subcommittee 1998-2014
- State Bar of California, Taxation & Real Estate Sections (1970-Present)
- Sebastopol Rotary, President 2009-2010, Founding member, Sebastopol Sunrise Rotary
- Leadership Santa Rosa Class XXI
- A Guide to Housing for Low Income People Recovering from Alcohol and Other Drug Problems, 1991 (co-author)
- “Tax Reform and Low-Income Housing – An Update”, Housing Law Bulletin, 1985
- “The President’s Tax Proposal and Low-Income Housing” Housing Law Bulletin, 1985
- “The Impact of the Tax Reform Act of 1984 on Syndication of Low Income Housing Owned by Non-Profits” Housing Law and Northern California Non-Profit Housing Bulletins, 1984
- Bachelor of Arts cum laude, Harvard College
- Juris Doctor, Boalt Hall, University of California, Berkeley, California Law Review
- LLM, cum laude Golden Gate University
- Graduate work in city planning and business administration