Millions of Americans fall behind on filing or reporting every year — not because they intend to break the law, but because the tax system can be difficult to navigate. Some become overwhelmed, embarrassed, and uncertain about where to begin. Falling behind is usually fixable. Remaining out of compliance, however, can make the financial and legal consequences substantially worse.
Sandra R. Brown is a Principal of Hochman Salkin Toscher Perez P.C., where her practice focuses on criminal tax investigations, grand jury matters, litigation, and sentencing matters as well as representing and advising taxpayers involved in complex and sophisticated civil tax controversies, including sensitive-issue audits and administrative appeals and litigation. Ms. Brown’s extensive experience and successes have included many notable cases including two U.S. Supreme Court decisions, numerous 9th Circuit rulings and numerous favorable administrative resolutions for taxpayers involved in IRS investigations and audits. Prior to joining the firm in 2018, Ms. Brown served as the Acting United States Attorney, First Assistant United States Attorney, and Chief of the Tax Division in the Office of the U.S. Attorney, Central District of California; where, with 27 years as a trial lawyer, she personally litigated over 2,000 tax cases.
For more information, please contact Sandra R. Brown at brown@taxlitigator.com.
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