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• L.L.M., University of Denver (1989); J.D., University of Colorado, Boulder (1988); M.F.A., University of MN, Minneapolis (1982); B.A., Cornell College of Iowa (1978)

• Practice Areas: Business Law (Director) , General Litigation & Trial Practice , Tax Law

• Admitted to Practice: District of Columbia, Colorado, U.S. Tax Court, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit

• Memberships: American Bar Association, Tax Section, D.C. Bar Association, J. Edgar Murdock American Inn of Court

Nancy is a Director in Jackson & Campbell’s Business Law group, specializing in Federal tax matters. She has a strong and diverse background in tax planning, representation of taxpayers before the IRS, and tax litigation. She has represented many taxpayers undergoing IRS audits, in addition to taxpayers in IRS Appeals and IRS Collections. In addition, Nancy advises clients with complex non-profit/for-profit structures including joint ventures, affiliated 501(c)(3)/501(c)(4)/527 entities, micro-finance non-profit/for-profit affiliations, supporting organizations, and domestic/international affiliated non-profit/for-profit entities. She also assists clients in navigating and negotiating favorable settlements in employment tax collection matters. Nancy frequently advises clients who are in the planning stages of philanthropy, ensuring compliance with the Internal Revenue Code. She also has represented clients with unrelated business taxable income planning, compliance, and IRS examination issues. Nancy also advises individuals with r egard to tax issues.

Nancy’s existing clients include a variety of non-profit organizations including individuals, public charities, supporting organizations, private foundations, for-profit corporations and limited liability companies.

Prior to joining Jackson & Campbell, Nancy was Of Counsel with a D.C. law firm specializing in Federal tax matters. Nancy also served with the Internal Revenue Service for ten years, primarily litigating before the United States Tax Court on behalf of the government. Nancy also served as an attorney-advisor at the United States Tax Court.

Nancy is active in the community serving on the Board of Directors of Asbury Communities, a Continuing Care Retirement Community, as well as serving as President of the Board of Directors of the Children’s Chorus of Washington, the D.C. area’s premier children’s chorus.

A frequent speaker and writer, Nancy’s recent articles include:

“Collection Issues? Taxpayers Take The Fast Track to Tax Court” Tax Analysts, August 30, 2010

“What Will Health Care Legislation Hold for Nonprofit Hospitals?” Taxation of Exempts, Nov/Dec 2009

“Private Foundations and the Protection of Assets” co-authored with Marcus S. Owens, Tax Analysts’ The Exempt Organization Tax Review, June 2009

“Separating Exempt-Purpose and Non-Exempt Purpose Activities” Taxation of Exempts, Sept/Oct 2008