IRS
Selects 16 New Members for IRS Advisory Council
WASHINGTON
— The Internal Revenue Service today announced the
selection of 16 new members for the Internal Revenue
Service Advisory Council (IRSAC). These appointees
will join 11 returning members who are in their last
year of a three-year term.
The
council members are scheduled to meet in Washington,
D.C. several times in 2007, with a public report to be
provided during a meeting open to the public on November
15, 2007.
The
16 new members appointed to serve on the council are:
Herbert
N. Beller, JD, is a partner with Sutherland, Asbill
& Brennan; his
focus is on corporate tax planning and controversy work
for publicly-traded and closely held entities. Beller
resides in Chevy Chase, Md.
Marsha
Blumenthal is a professor of Economics at the
University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota
and works on small business and tax exempt issues.
Blumenthal resides in Lakeland, Minn.
Michael
P. Boyle, JD; LLM was a Vice-President, Finance,
with the Microsoft Corporation working closely with
senior management and had primary responsibility for the
tax department. Boyle resides in Seattle, Wash.
Charles
Christian is a professor at Arizona State University
and currently serves as the Director of the Arizona
State School of Accountancy. Christian resides in
Tempe, Ariz.
Francis
X. Degen, an Enrolled Agent, is the owner of Francis
X. Degen, EA. His practice includes tax
preparation and tax planning for individuals and small
businesses. Degen resides in Setauket, N.Y.
Andrew
B. Lyon is a principal at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP.
Dr. Lyon is a partner in the National Economic
Consulting group, which is engaged in a broad range of
economic, statistical, and modeling services in the area
of taxation, social security, health, and other policy
areas. Lyon resides in Bethesda, Md.
Lillian
F. Mills is an associate professor at the University
of Texas at Austin, focusing on corporate tax
compliance, financial accounting for income taxes and
earnings management. Mills resides in Austin,
Texas.
Daniel
T. Moore, CPA, is a senior accountant and Chief
Financial Officer for the Moore Agency, Incorporated,
where he operates the Accounting and Solutions
Department. Moore resides in Salem, Ohio.
Robert
G. Nath, JD, is the managing member of Robert G.
Nath, PLLC, a tax firm that is nationally recognized in
numerous aspects of tax practice. He has special
expertise in tax litigation, controversies, procedure
and representation before United States Tax Court,
Federal trial and appellate courts, and state tax
authorities as well as the Internal Revenue Service.
Nath resides in Potomac, Md.
George
A. Plesko is an associate professor of Accounting
with the University of Connecticut, School of Business
with more than 20 years experience in tax policy
analysis in both government and academia. Plesko resides
in Sharon, Mass.
Donna
Rodriguez, JD, is currently manager of Donna L.
Rodriguez, PLLC, where she operates a full service
accounting and tax practice focusing on small to medium
companies. Rodriguez resides in The Woodlands,
Texas.
John
S. Satagaj, JD, is the principal of John S. Satagaj,
Attorney at Law, specializing in small business, trade
association and tax matters. Satagaj resides in
Leesburg, Va.
John
Karl Scholz is a professor with the University of
Wisconsin-Madison writing extensively on the earned
income tax credit and low-wage labor markets. Scholz
resides in Madison, Wis.
Philip
M. Tatarowicz, JD; LLM is a partner with Ernst &
Young, assisting the firm’s clients worldwide in
multi-state tax matters. Tatarowicz resides in Hinsdale,
Ill.
Eric
J. Toder is a Senior Fellow with the Urban Institute
and is an adjunct professor at the Georgetown Public
Policy Institute, performing and directing research on
tax and retirement policy issues for government agencies
and private foundations. Toder resides in Cabin
John, Md.
George
K. Yin, JD, is an Edwin S. Cohen Distinguished
Professor of Law and Taxation with the University Of
Virginia School Of Law in Charlottesville, VA. Yin
resides in Charlottesville, Va.
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