
Kostelanetz Partner and Former Acting Assistant Attorney General for the Tax Division, Caroline Ciraolo, joins Eric Green for an insightful conversation about one of the most fascinating careers in tax controversy. Caroline shares her journey from Tax Court clerk to private practice, leading the Department of Justice Tax Division, and returning to one of the nation's premier tax controversy firms.They discuss what really happens inside DOJ, the professionalism of government attorneys, why relationships matter in the tax community, and how volunteering and getting involved can transform your career. They also explore why today's enforcement environment presents one of the greatest opportunities in years for attorneys, CPAs, and Enrolled Agents looking to build or expand a tax controversy practice.Whether you're just entering IRS representation or already handling complex cases, this episode is packed with practical career advice, leadership lessons, and behind-the-scenes insights from one of the most respected voices in tax controversy.In this episode you'll learn:• What it's really like leading the DOJ Tax Division• Common misconceptions about government tax attorneys• Why networking and professional organizations accelerate your career• How to build a successful tax controversy practice• Why today's IRS enforcement environment creates tremendous opportunityBe sure to subscribe—Part 2 with Caroline will focus exclusively on how to build and scale a thriving tax controversy practice.Want to contact Caroline? She can be found here: https://kostelanetz.com/our-people/caroline-d-ciraolo
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