"The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several States, and without regard to any census or enumeration."
- 16th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution

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Welcome to the Seton Hall Law School Tax Law Society (TLS) website.
This site provides information about TLS, including upcoming events, careers in tax law, and useful tax-related links. All students are invited to join TLS events and meetings.

Overview

The Tax Law Society provides information to the student body regarding opportunities in tax law. Specifically, the Tax Law Society presents speakers from the Internal Revenue Service, local practitioners from prominent New Jersey and New York firms, and other tax lawyers in order to increase awareness of career opportunities in tax law.

The organization also conducts information sessions on Tax L.L.M. Programs, Seton Hall Law School's I.R.S. Externship Program, and V.I.T.A., the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program, which is administered by the Center for Social Justice.

2007-2008 Executive Board
President: Kyle Bashor (bashorky@shu.edu)
Co-Vice Presidents: Brad Kinder (kinderbr@shu.edu)
        & Ryan Bergeron (bergerry@shu.edu)
Treasurer: Briana Mcgarry (mcgarrba@shu.edu)

Faculty Advisors/Tax Law Professors:
Professor John Coverdale (coverdjo@shu.edu)
Professor Tracy A. Kaye (kayetrac@shu.edu)

Tax Law Professors:
Dean Patrick E. Hobbs (hobbspat@shu.edu)
Professor Carl H. Coleman (colemaca@shu.edu)
Professor Matthew Magnone
Professor Pasquale J. Rufolo

 

(Last Updated: 04/04/2008)