OAK BROOK, IL — October 5, 2026
Kuhn Capital Partners welcomed a full room of accredited investors to The Oil & Gas Tax Summit on Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse in Oak Brook — a private dinner dedicated to one subject: the tax benefits of investing in oil and gas.
Oil and gas experts were flown in for the evening and were joined by a certified public accountant for a candid, plain-English discussion of how the tax treatment actually works — intangible and tangible drilling costs, the working-interest exception, and what investors and their CPAs should be reviewing before year-end.
Over dinner, guests walked through the geology and economics behind the opportunity — from the Permian Basin’s stacked pay zones to how a non-operated working-interest portfolio is built — followed by an open question-and-answer session that continued well past the final course.
“Our goal was simple: give serious investors a straight explanation of how these tax benefits actually work, directly from the people who live in this space every day,” said Robert Kuhn, CEO. “The room was full, the questions were sharp, and the conversations are still going. We’re grateful to everyone who joined us.”
Kuhn Capital Partners thanks its guests and presenters for a successful evening, and Gibsons Bar & Steakhouse for hosting. Investors interested in the topics covered at the Summit can visit kuhncp.com/energy or contact the firm to start a conversation.
About Kuhn Capital Partners
Kuhn Capital Partners is an independent wealth management firm providing disciplined investment management and comprehensive financial planning. The firm emphasizes resilient portfolios across market cycles, prioritizing risk management, intentional diversification, and access to differentiated public and private market opportunities.
Educational event; nothing presented constituted an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. Any offering of private funds is made solely to accredited investors through the applicable offering documents. Tax benefits are not guaranteed and depend on individual circumstances — consult your own CPA or tax counsel.