Boxerman to Present at 2018 ABA National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and Tax Controversy
On December 14, 2018, Sanford J. Boxerman will present at the American Bar Association’s 35th National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and 8th Annual National Institute on Tax Controversy.
Sandy will speak on “How to Protect Your Client’s Civil Tax Interests When Agreeing to a Criminal Plea / Collateral Consequences”. This session will focus on the collateral consequences of a criminal plea and how to avoid/navigate these issues in a criminal tax case.
This annual event, presented by the American Bar Association Taxation Section, brings together national tax practitioners, federal prosecutors, IRS representatives, attorneys from the Department of Justice and federal judges to discuss all aspects of tax controversy, tax litigation, and criminal tax matters.
Sanford J. Boxerman is one of the founding shareholders of Capes Sokol. Sandy represents individuals and entities in white collar criminal prosecutions, internal investigations and criminal and civil tax matters. Sandy also counsels clients in the digital currency and Blockchain space, particularly with respect to regulatory and tax matters.
For additional information about Sandy, please visit his profile.
