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• Represent clients at various levels of their IRS controversy from pre-examination (including Pre-Filing Agreements and ruling requests), through examination, appeals and into post-appeal mediation
• Operate with a general involvement and management of IRS audits, including responding to information document requests, notices of proposed adjustments and other exam related matters
• Prepare protests to thirty-day letters and represent clients before the IRS Independent Office of Appeals
• Assist with Competent Authority submissions
• Aid with voluntary disclosures to the IRS to correct compliance errors involving missed filings, withholding tax errors and other similar issues
• Review penalty abatement request letters and assist in the execution of penalty abatement services in federal penalty cases

• Minimum five years of recent tax experience performing tax research, representing clients in federal controversies, and providing technical advice on tax issues; government attorneys require experience in representing the government position in federal tax matters
• Bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university; Licensed CPA, EA or JD/LLM, in addition to others on KPMG's approved credential listing; should you like to see the complete list of currently approved designations/credentials for the hiring practice/service line, your recruiter can provide you with that list
• Specific knowledge of transfer pricing issues and resolution processes including competent authority proceedings and APAs preferred
• Experience working for or dealing with the government in the tax controversy matters, focused on LB&I cases, or controversy experience in another public accounting firm, law firm and/or corporate controversy experience, similarly focused on the LB&I examination process and related issues
• Strong understanding of the operations of the IRS, its procedures, and its processes
• Excellent communication, public speaking, research and writing skills with the ability to articulate complex tax issues and positions

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