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Senate Finance Committee Approves Tax Court Nominees Copeland and Stoll

By Elizabeth Erickson & Kristina Novak on April 19, 2016
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Senate Finance Committee Ranking Member Ron Wyden (D-Oregon) issued an April 18, 2016 statement noting the committee’s approval of Tax Court nominees Elizabeth Copeland and Vik Stoll.  In 2015, President Obama nominated Copeland and Stoll to be judges at the US Tax Court.

Copeland is a partner at the law firm Strasburger & Price, LLP. If confirmed, she will be assuming the position left vacant by the 2014 retirement of Judge Diane L. Kroupa.

Stoll is Deputy Chief Administrative Officer and Director of Collections for Jackson County, Missouri. If confirmed, he will be assuming the position left vacant by Judge James S. Halpern, who took senior status in late 2015.

Photo of Elizabeth Erickson Elizabeth Erickson

Elizabeth Erickson provides legal counsel on complex civil tax controversies, including tax litigation and transfer pricing matters. She has extensive experience in resolving domestic and international tax matters at all stages of dispute, including Internal Revenue Service examinations, administrative appeals, and litigation…

Elizabeth Erickson provides legal counsel on complex civil tax controversies, including tax litigation and transfer pricing matters. She has extensive experience in resolving domestic and international tax matters at all stages of dispute, including Internal Revenue Service examinations, administrative appeals, and litigation in the US Tax Court and district courts. She has advocated for clients before the Internal Revenue Service National Office, negotiated Advance Pricing Agreements with the Internal Revenue Service and other tax authorities, and resolved disputes through the Competent Authority process. Read Elizabeth Erickson’s full bio.

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Photo of Kristina Novak Kristina Novak

Kristina L. Novak, PC focuses her practice on defending individuals and businesses in all stages of federal civil and criminal tax controversies, including litigation, US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) examinations and administrative appeals. In addition, she has advised clients on tax-related aspects of…

Kristina L. Novak, PC focuses her practice on defending individuals and businesses in all stages of federal civil and criminal tax controversies, including litigation, US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) examinations and administrative appeals. In addition, she has advised clients on tax-related aspects of public and private mergers and acquisitions, cross-border and private equity fund investments, and bankruptcies and restructurings of financially troubled companies. Kristina also has experience in estate planning and administration, and estate and trust taxation. Read Kristina Novak’s full bio.

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