Overview
Kathryn Warner (formerly Witham) represents individuals and businesses involved in tax controversies with the Internal Revenue Service (“IRS”) and Massachusetts Department of Revenue (“DOR”). Kathryn is a graduate of Suffolk University Law School where she served as President of the Moot Court Honor Board and Journal of Trial and Appellate Advocacy. She previously served as a legal intern for the United States Attorney.
Experience
Kathryn counsels clients with federal and state tax controversies, including:
- Audit and examination defense, including calculation of correct tax liability and minimizing penalties and interest
- Collection matters, including Installment Agreements and Offers in Compromise, and Innocent Spouse Relief Requests
- FBAR (Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts) requirements
- Assisting taxpayers to become compliant with their tax obligations through voluntary disclosure programs
Previous Experience
Suffolk University Law School (Fall 2018)
- Criminal Law Teaching Assistant
United States Attorney’s Office (Summer 2017)
- Legal Intern, Major Crimes Unit of the Criminal Division
Honors
- Juris Prudence Award for Highest Grade, Banking Law, Fall 2017
- Juris Prudence Award for Highest Grade, Criminal Law, Fall 2016
- Distinguished Oral Argument in Legal Practice Skills, Spring 2017
- Honorable Mention for Best Legal Brief in Legal Practice Skills, Spring 2017