Senior Tax Attorney & Technical Reviewer

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irsbabd5cc6Washington (DC)

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About the role

IRS Chief Counsel in Washington, DC seeks a General Attorney (Tax) - Senior Technician Reviewer to join our national tax law team. This role requires a law degree and active bar membership, with the ability to work on complex federal tax matters. You will analyze and resolve intricate tax issues, develop or review authoritative tax guidance, and provide expert advice to senior officials and taxpayers. Experience at GS-15 level is preferred; education substitutions may apply for the right

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