<p>The annual&nbsp;NYU School of Professional Studies Tax Controversy Forum features interactive presentations delivered by expert practitioners who cover a broad range of issues regarding tax audits and tax litigation at all levels.</p> <p>Content encompasses the timeline of controversy work—from planning for the examination of a return and audit and administrative appeals processes, to litigation techniques and strategies. Panelists representing both taxpayers and the government share views on the latest issues and perspectives on tax controversies. Attendees learn practical solutions and valuable insights from leading authorities from across the profession.</p> <p>This year’s NYU Tax Controversy Forum will feature updates on what the IRS is doing to enhance compliance through communication and enforcement.&nbsp; Panels will highlight the new IRS focus on intra-agency collaboration, new initiatives with respect to penalties and fraud referrals, and IRS’ handling of tax collection challenges.</p> <p><b>2026 PROGRAM CO-CHAIRS:</b></p> <ul class="p-list"> <li>Caroline D. Ciraolo, Esq., Partner, Kostelanetz, Washington, DC</li> <li>Pamela Grewal, Esq., Managing Director, Andersen Tax, San Francisco, CA</li> </ul> <p>The Tax Controversy Forum is hosted by NYU SPS and the Division of Programs in Business.&nbsp;We educate leaders in the functional areas of a business. Our portfolio of graduate, continuing education, and executive programs prepares students to drive innovative organizational and societal growth on a global scale.</p> <p>As esteemed supporters of our conferences, we ask that you consider making a gift to support our division with a gift to our conference fund. A gift of any amount will make an immense impact on our cost to host our annual tax conferences each year, and also allows us to provide financial hardship discounts and scholarships to those attorneys and accountants that need assistance to cover the conference fees.</p> <p><b><span class="p-body-bold">Registration will be available shortly.</span></b></p>