Kathryn Meyer

With a career spanning 26 years at the IRS Office of Chief Counsel, Kathryn Meyer offers deep insight and exceptional representation in federal tax matters. Her legal work began with litigating hundreds of cases across multiple courts, followed by managing and training attorneys while advising IRS auditors and collection staff. Kathryn ultimately led a division responsible for approximately 30,000 cases and 80 legal professionals, and she was the national point of contact for Research Credit litigation. After serving as attorney to the National Taxpayer Advocate, assisting both taxpayers and IRS operations, Kathryn transitioned into private practice. An adjunct professor at both Loyola Law School and Golden Gate University, she is widely published and frequently cited in prominent Tax Court decisions. Kathryn is a sought-after speaker at tax law conferences and is dedicated to community service through pro bono programs and charitable initiatives.