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Low-Income Tax Clinic
Class Term:
Spring Term 2023-2024
Catalog Number:
5425
Professor(s):
Professor
Clinic
Credits:
3 (1 Contact, 0 Field)
Graduation Requirements:
Professional Skills
Experiential Learning
Priority:
Limited Enrollment - 3rd Year Priority
Full Year Course:
No
Category:
Standard Courses
Grading Details
The instructor’s evaluation of the student’s work, in representing the clients and in review sessions, will form the basis for the grade.
Prerequisites
Description
Working under the supervision of experienced tax attorneys, students participating in this clinic will assist in all aspects of the delivery of legal services to low income taxpayers in disputes with the Internal Revenue Service. Students may expect to engage in interviewing, counseling, research, drafting, and negotiation with the I.R.S. calendar and the disposition of the cases taken. In addition to the client work, students will also meet for weekly case review sessions.