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Discharging
Taxes in Bankruptcy
& Other Tax Remedies
Plus
The Effect of the Reform Act
of 2001 on Tax Discharge
Plus
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Marketing Your Services!
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2001 -
Las
Vegas NV
May 16, 17, 18, 2001
LEFT,
chief
instructor
Morgan King
warming up
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Click on
scene left to see other pics of our hotel
accomodations on the Las Vegas
strip!
The
low $59 room rate was appreciated, as
well.
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RIGHT
- Using the overhead projector (old technology,
but reliable!)
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LEFT,
waving his hand to make a point,
Ed
Perry,
E.A., Tucson, AZ. Over a 30-year career with the
IRS Ed served as, among other things, revenue
officer instructor, Chief of Advisory Section in
Special Procedures, Chief of Insolvency Section,
disclosure officer, and other positions of
responsibility. His special area of expertise is
in Federal Tax Liens.
Seated
immediately to Mr. Perry's right, in blue shirt
and tie is attorney
Eric
M.
Casper,
Phoenix, AZ, formerly senior trial attorney, Tax
Division, Department of Justice. Mr. Casper is
now in private practice.
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Right, taking notes 
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Below, left
forefront (hand on chin in thoughtful pose)
Dick
Pooley,
E.A., Sacramento, CA. Dick was IRS Collection
Division Chief for 13 years.
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Below,
attendees taking notes
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LEFT,
emphasizing an important point about tax
transcripts,
Jerry
Satterberg,
E.A., in private practice in Fresno, California.
Over a career spanning 26 years with the IRS Jerry
served as a revenue officer for 16 years and lead
instructor for revenue officers.
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ABOVE,
raising his hand with a flourish, attorney
Bob
McKenzie,
Chicago, Il. Mr. McKenzie, in active tax practice
and currently Dean of the National Tax Practice
Institute, was formerly revenue officer and advisor
to Special Procedures with the
IRS.
BIO.
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ABOVE,
lecturing on the new IRS Innocent Spouse defenses
is enrolled agent
Claudia
Hill,
Editor-in-Chief of CCH Tax Practice &
Procedure. Ms.Hill is an author and former
member of the Commissioner's Advisory Group to the
IRS. BIO.
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