IRS Names New Members to IRSAC

WASHINGTON - The Internal Revenue Service announced today 13 people will join the IRS Advisory Council. These new appointees join 11 returning members who are in the middle of their two-year terms.

The Council will hold its first meeting in 2002 from May 6 - May 8.

The IRS Advisory Council was established in 1953 and focuses on broad policy matters. The Council´s purpose is to provide an organized forum for IRS officials and representatives of the public to discuss issues in tax administration.

The following people were appointed today:

• Timothy B. Clay, President, Accounting & Business Consultants (ABC), Inc., Birmingham, AL.
• Richard D’Avino, Senior Vice President, Tax, General Electric Capital Services, Riverside, CT.
• Felecia G. Dixson, Owner-Tax Accountant, Accounting Technologies, Salem, MO.
• Timothy B. Heavner, Executive Director, The Community Tax Law Project, Richmond, VA.
• Tracy Hollingsworth, Senior Attorney and Director of Tax Affairs, Manufacturers Alliance/MAPI, Alexandria, VA.
• Ann K. Hubbard, Enrolled Agent, Hubbard Financial Services, Inc. Houston, TX.
• Diana L. Leyden, Assistant Clinical Professor/Director, University of Connecticut School of Law Tax Clinic, Hartford, CT.
• Pamela P. Kulish, President, & Chief Operations Officer, Computer Accounting Service, Inc., Bowie, MD.
• Susan W. Martin, Professor of Accounting and Taxation, Grand Valley State University, East Grand Rapids, MI.
• Michelle B. O’Connor, Assistant Clinical Professor/Director of the Tax Clinic, Quinnipiac University School of Law, Madison, CT.
• Denise Strain, Vice President and General Tax Counsel, Citibank, Garden City, NY.
• Carol B. Tremble, Certified Public Accountant, South Hero, VT.
• Betty M. Wilson, Vice President of Taxes, MGM Mirage Corporation, Las Vegas, NV.

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