Federal Tax Practice Study Group

Presentations | E. Martin Davidoff | Jul 22, 2021

Don’t miss E. Martin Davidoff, Partner-in-Charge, National Tax Controversy, and Alison Gadoua, Tax Controversy Specialist, as they facilitate this Federal Tax Practice Study Group on August 3, 2021. Sponsored by the AAA-CPA, this study group will exchange ideas and information on what is on the horizon for IRS Appeals and will include special guests Andy Keyso, Chief of IRS Appeals, and Shahid Babar, Director of IRS Collection Appeals.

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