Internal Revenue Service Work Values

Daily Duties at Internal Revenue Service:

• Counseled I.R.S. on corporate, partnership, and individual income tax issues by researching federal tax law, conducting fact finding, including depositions, and providing written and oral analysis to I.R.S. managers, attorneys, Appeals officers and Examiners. • Prepared litigation against large corporate taxpayers by reviewing I.R.S. audit procedures and facts, drafting and approving summons of taxpayer records, conducting depositions, communicating with opposing counsel, and making recommendations to I.R.S. managers and senior attorneys. • Prepared litigation against Small Business/ Self-Employed (SBSE) taxpayers in U.S. Tax Court litigation. Drafted pleadings, pre-trial memoranda and Counsel settlement documents. Negotiated settlements prior to litigation for all 15 cases on my docket.

What they like about Internal Revenue Service:

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P&L responsibilities, Presentation, Ecommerce Strategy and digital marketing channels optimization - SEO, SEM, email, affiliates - for high-profile accounts., Legal research and writing, Policy analysis

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