The inaugural holder of the William J. Kenealy, S.J. Chair, James Repetti teaches courses in individual income tax, corporate tax, partnership tax, and international tax. He is co-author of the texts,听听(West Academic),听听(Wolters Kluwer),听听(West Academic),听and听Tax Aspects of Organizing and Operating a Business听(MCLE).听He is also a contributing author to the treatises,听听(Wolters Kluwer) and听The International Guide to Partnerships (IBFD).
Repetti's numerous influential articles on taxation include 湞 (Wisconsin Law Review), 湞" (Florida Tax Review), "" (Vanderbilt Law Review),听and "" (NYU Law Review).
Repetti is a Fellow of the American College of Tax Counsel and is the former chair of the Executive Committee of the Tax Section of the American Association of Law Schools. He holds a peer review 淎V Preeminent� rating from Martindale-Hubbell, which is the highest rating available to lawyers. He has acted as a consultant to the U.S. Senate, Internal Revenue Service and Justice Department, and has appeared as a commentator in publications such as Bloomberg, Washington Post,听Marketplace,听Boston Globe, Christian Science Monitor, Forbes Magazine, Wall Street Journal听and听Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly. Prior to joining the faculty, he practiced law at Ropes & Gray and subsequently served as counsel to Hill & Barlow.
Repetti was featured as a 淢aster Teacher� in the听Boston College Magazine, and Law School students from all three classes voted him to be the first recipient of an award for excellence in teaching. He has also served Boston College in a number of capacities, including as the Associate Dean of Academics for the Law School, Chair of the Law School Appointments Committee, member of the University Provost Search Committee, and member of the Law School Dean Search Committee.
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