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Bryan C. Skarlatos Participates In A Panel Titled “What Every Tax Litigator Needs to Know About the Appeal of Their Civil or Criminal Case” At The 39th Annual National Institute On Criminal Tax Fraud And The 12th Annual National Institute On Tax Controversy

Bryan C. Skarlatos participates in a panel titled “What Every Tax Litigator Needs to Know About the Appeal of Their Civil or Criminal Case” at the 39th Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and the 12th Annual National Institute on Tax Controversy. Panel Description: Most practitioners have tried tax

Bryan C. Skarlatos Presents On “Tax Ethics: Best Practices for Ensuring Compliance With Circular 230” At A Strafford Live Webinar

Bryan C. Skarlatos presents on “Tax Ethics: Best Practices for Ensuring Compliance With Circular 230” on November 22, 2022 at a Strafford live webinar. Panel Description: This course discusses Circular 230 concerns regarding ethical encounters facing tax professionals, including how current norms impact the profession. The panel examines best practices

Bryan C. Skarlatos Participates In A Panel Discussion Entitled “Criminal Tax Enforcement” At The UCLA Extension 38th Annual Tax Controversy Institute

Bryan C. Skarlatos participates in a panel discussion entitled “Criminal Tax Enforcement” on October 27th at the UCLA Extension 38th Annual Tax Controversy Institute. The virtual re-broadcast is available on November 14, 2022. Panel Description: This panel covers criminal tax proceedings arising under the Internal Revenue Service’s laws, including the

Bryan C. Skarlatos Participates In A Panel Discussion Entitled “Rocks – Partnership Representatives – Hard Places” For The New York State Bar Association Annual Meeting

On January 15, 2019, Bryan C. Skarlatos participates in a panel discussion entitled “Rocks – Partnership Representatives – Hard Places” for the New York State Bar Association’s Annual Meeting. Description: This panel will speak about the challenges facing partnership representatives in IRS audits, and potential solutions to these challenges. The