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Megan L. Brackney Participates In A Panel Entitled “Problems Facing Taxpayers With Foreign Information Return Penalties (Statute of Limitations, Jurisdictional Concerns, Flora, etc.)” At The University of San Diego 16th Annual USD School of Law-Procopio International Tax Law Institute via Zoom

On November 12, 2020, Megan L. Brackney participates in a panel entitled “Problems Facing Taxpayers with Foreign Information Return Penalties (Statute of Limitations, Jurisdictional Concerns, Flora, etc.)” at The University of San Diego 16th Annual USD School of Law-Procopio International Tax Law Institute via Zoom. Panel information: The IRS continues

Focus On High Net Worth Nonfilers

By Megan L. Brackney Tax Notes Federal September 28, 2020 In a Sept. 28, 2020 Tax Notes article entitled, “Focus on High-Net-Worth Nonfilers,” Megan Brackney examines what taxpayers who fail to file returns can expect from the IRS, and she offers strategies to avoid some of the harsher potential consequences of

K&F In The Classroom: Fall Courses On Civil Tax Procedure, Criminal Tax

This fall, Kostelanetz & Fink partners Megan Brackney and Caroline Ciraolo will be teaching undergraduate and graduate level courses again at New York University School of Law (Brackney), Georgetown University Law Center (Ciraolo), and the University of Baltimore School of Law and Graduate Tax Program (Ciraolo). The courses reflect the

Pro Bono Spotlight: IRS Virtual Settlement Days, Part 2

As part of Kostelanetz & Fink’s commitment to pro bono work and giving back to the tax community, K&F partners Megan Brackney, Yoram Keinan, Bryan Skarlatos, and Michael Sardar were proud to participate in the most recent IRS Virtual Settlement Conferences in coordination with the IRS’s Office of Chief Counsel on July 28 and

Focus On IRS Tax Fraud Enforcement

By Megan L. Brackney Tax Notes Federal April 27, 2020 Given that combating tax fraud is a top agency priority, it is a good time to review the law and procedures related to tax fraud. In this article, Megan Brackney discusses the ways the IRS identifies and addresses fraud, the consequences