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Caroline Ciraolo Co-chairs & Moderates A Webinar On International Criminal Tax Enforcement For ABA’s Virtual 20th U.S. And Europe Tax Practice Trends Conference

Caroline D. Ciraolo co-chairs and moderates a panel entitled “Following the Money (including digital currency) – The Current State of International Criminal Tax Enforcement.” The panel provides updates and current statistics on international criminal tax enforcement from IRS-CI and the Justice Department and discusses recent international criminal tax investigations and

Caroline Ciraolo Chairs The Civil And Criminal Tax Penalties Committee Virtual May Meeting For The American Bar Association’s Section Of Taxation

The event consists of three-hours of programming presenting a series of panels including: update from IRS Criminal Investigation office, update from U.S. Department of Justice Tax Division, disclosure of non-tax crimes, and tax shelters. 1:00 PM – 1:30 PM Update: IRS Criminal Investigation. An update on current developments and hot topics

Caroline Ciraolo Participates In The FBAR Litigation Developments Webinar Panel For STEP USA

The IRS and DOJ have been aggressive in pursuing judicial recourse to enforce and seek collection of FBAR assessments. STEP USA’s webinar addresses the key issues and considerations in the litigation of an FBAR case. The format for the presentation was an interactive question and answer format among the knowledgeable

Caroline Ciraolo Presents A Webinar Entitled “When Your Tax Case Takes A Turn For The Worst – The Lifecycle Of A Federal Criminal Tax Case” For The ASTPS

On August 6, 2020, Caroline Ciraolo presents a webinar entitled “When Your Tax Case Takes a Turn for the Worst – The Lifecycle of a Federal Criminal Tax Case” for the American Society of Tax Problem Solvers. Have you ever wondered what happens in a federal criminal tax case? Caroline

Caroline D. Ciraolo Chairs The Civil And Criminal Tax Penalties Committee Virtual Fall Meeting For The American Bar Association’s Section Of Taxation

ABA’s Virtual 2020 Fall Tax Meeting consists of more than 40 CLE programs, a networking reception, and two plenary sessions over four days. Participants learn from and meet with the country’s leading tax attorneys and government officials, and discuss the latest federal, state, and local tax policies and more. Click here for

Caroline Ciraolo Interviews Members Of The U.S. Department Of Justice’s Tax Division During ABA’s Virtual 2020 Fall Tax Meeting

This panel is part of ABA’s Virtual 2020 Fall Tax Meeting, which consists of more than 40 CLE programs, a networking reception, and two plenary sessions over four days. Participants learn from and meet with the country’s leading tax attorneys and government officials, and discuss the latest federal, state, and

Caroline D. Ciraolo And Megan L. Brackney Participate In A Panel Titled “Are Your Secrets Safe? A Discussion Of The Scope, Application And Protection Of Legal Privileges In The US And Abroad” At The ABA Section Of Taxation, May Tax Meeting

Information is power and, in civil audits and criminal investigations, the government seeks to identify and obtain as much information as possible. To the extent such information falls within a recognized legal privilege, it is up to counsel for the taxpayer or target to timely and properly assert the applicable

ABA Tax Section Introduces Loretta Collins Argrett Fellowship To Promote Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion In The Tax Bar

The American Bar Association Section of Taxation has announced the creation of the Loretta Collins Argrett Fellowship, a new initiative to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion in the Tax Bar. The goal of the Loretta Collins Argrett Fellowship is to identify, engage, and infuse historically underrepresented individuals into the Section;

Caroline D. Ciraolo Moderates A Panel Entitled “In The Eye of the Beholder: What Moves a Tax Case from Civil to Criminal?” At The ABA White Collar Crime Conference

On March 2, 2022, Caroline D. Ciraolo moderates a panel entitled “In The Eye of the Beholder: What Moves a Tax Case from Civil to Criminal?” at the 2022 ABA White Collar Crime Conference. Description: The IRS puts the current gross tax gap at more than $1 trillion dollars. The

Caroline D. Ciraolo Participates In The “Audits and Tax Controversy Panel” For The Florida Tax Institute

On February 3, 2022, Caroline D. Ciraolo participates in the “Audits and Tax Controversy Panel” for the Florida Tax Institute. Description: The IRS continues to prioritize examinations of high-wealth individuals and inbound and outbound investment and business transactions. The reviews are expected to include the individual tax return of the

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Caroline Ciraolo Co-chairs & Moderates A Webinar On International Criminal Tax Enforcement For ABA’s Virtual 20th U.S. And Europe Tax Practice Trends Conference

Caroline Ciraolo Chairs The Civil And Criminal Tax Penalties Committee Virtual May Meeting For The American Bar Association’s Section Of Taxation

Caroline Ciraolo Participates In The FBAR Litigation Developments Webinar Panel For STEP USA

Caroline Ciraolo Presents A Webinar Entitled “When Your Tax Case Takes A Turn For The Worst – The Lifecycle Of A Federal Criminal Tax Case” For The ASTPS

Caroline D. Ciraolo Chairs The Civil And Criminal Tax Penalties Committee Virtual Fall Meeting For The American Bar Association’s Section Of Taxation

Caroline Ciraolo Interviews Members Of The U.S. Department Of Justice’s Tax Division During ABA’s Virtual 2020 Fall Tax Meeting

Caroline D. Ciraolo And Megan L. Brackney Participate In A Panel Titled “Are Your Secrets Safe? A Discussion Of The Scope, Application And Protection Of Legal Privileges In The US And Abroad” At The ABA Section Of Taxation, May Tax Meeting

ABA Tax Section Introduces Loretta Collins Argrett Fellowship To Promote Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion In The Tax Bar

Caroline D. Ciraolo Moderates A Panel Entitled “In The Eye of the Beholder: What Moves a Tax Case from Civil to Criminal?” At The ABA White Collar Crime Conference

Caroline D. Ciraolo Participates In The “Audits and Tax Controversy Panel” For The Florida Tax Institute

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