Financial Engineering and its principal do the following:

1. Provides the “Partnership Representative” or the Partnership Representative's “Designated Person,” as a fiduciary or non-fiduciary, for partnerships under IRS Regulation 301.6223-1(b)(3)(ii) in the New Partnership-Audit Rules, which take effect with partnership tax years starting after 2017;

2. Develops economically efficient partnership agreement modifications that cope with the New Partnership Audit Rules;

3. Creates trade ideas and structured products;

4. Values financial positions and businesses in sales and bankruptcies;

5. Measures and develops a strategy to mitigate interest-rate risk;

6. Develops efficient domicile and corporate governance;

7. Teaches financial product and partnership accounting and taxation;

8. Evaluate tax lawyers and accountants for firms hiring such; and

9. Serves on boards of directors of financial and oil-and-gas-service firms.

In support of these lines of business, Financial Engineering has expertise in many areas, from mathematical finance to Islamic finance, and has amassed large databases.