Practice:

• Corporate
• Private Client
• Schools & Colleges
• Tax
• Tax Controversy

Bar Admissions:

District of Columbia
Massachusetts
U.S. Tax Court
U.S. Supreme Court

Experience:

Ms. Green focuses on tax controversy, corporate taxation, partnership taxation, individual tax issues, international tax issues, and other areas that involve income taxation. She also advises non-profit entities on a broad range of issues including corporate formation and governance, tax-exemption, charitable registration and fundraising, tax compliance, lobbying and political activities.

Ms. Green has represented numerous clients in their federal and state tax examinations. She has represented clients before the Administrative Appeals Division of the IRS and state taxing authorities. Her representation of clients in federal and state tax controversies includes substantive and procedural issues, such as statute of limitations for assessments and refunds, interest abatements, penalty abatements, offers and compromises, installment payment plans, worker classification, employment taxes, unrelated business income, 501(c)(3) bond exemption, taxability for nonresident aliens, and research and development credits. Ms. Green has also represented clients before the federal and state taxing authorities on matters that involve requests to make voluntary disclosures of individuals’ ownership in foreign accounts.

Prior to joining Burns & Levinson LLP in January of 2008, Ms. Green was the Manager for a big Four accounting firm.

Education:

• L.L.M. in Taxation, Boston University Tax Program, 2003
• J.D., Boston College School of Law, 1999
• B.A., Brandeis University, 1996, summa cum laude with high honors

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