Mr. Ungerman’s experience as a former IRS Senior Trial Attorney and Department of Justice (DOJ) Special Assistant U.S. Attorney are invaluable in helping clients with IRS civil tax and criminal tax controversy matters at all levels along with tax and estate planning.  The tax and estate matters in which he is involved are typically very complex from both a factual and legal perspective. These matters often require legal and accounting skills. Mr. Ungerman is also a Certified Public Accountant.

Mr. Ungerman is involved in defending taxpayers and issues against IRS inquiries and actions. The IRS defense practice covers Civil and Criminal Exams, Investigations and Trials. Many of his tax controversy matters include an offshore component.

Mr. Ungerman is often called upon to remediate non-compliant offshore structures and advise on offshore compliance requirements.

Mr. Ungerman is selected to many “Best of” attorney lists by his peers including: Best Lawyers, D Magazine and Texas Monthly.  Mr. Ungerman has been recognized by the Best Lawyers® in America as the 2023 Litigation and Controversy-Tax Law “Lawyer of the Year” in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. He was also selected to the Texas Super Lawyers Top 100 Lawyers list.

Prior to joining the firm in 1994, he was a civil prosecutor for the Internal Revenue Service, Dallas District Counsel office. He was also a Special Assistant United States Attorney for the Department of Justice in Dallas during his time as a civil prosecutor.  Prior to becoming an IRS Attorney of a Special Assistant U.S. Attorney, he served as a law clerk to the Honorable Carolyn M. Parr at the United States Tax Court in Washington, D.C. 

Mr. Ungerman is a frequent speaker on tax topics including domestic and offshore IRS exams, IRS estate tax strategies, tax shelter defense, recent tax legislation, IRS criminal tax investigation techniques, state tax controversy issues and IRS offshore compliance issues.

Mr. Ungerman was admitted to practice in Texas in 1990.

  •  Lawdragon 500 Leading Global Tax Lawyers for Tax Controversy and Litigation, 2025-2026
  • Texas Super Lawyers, Texas Super Lawyers Magazine and Texas Monthly for Tax, 2003-2025
  • Texas Super Lawyers, Top 100 Lawyers in Texas, 2017
  • The Best Lawyers in America®  “Lawyer of the Year” in the Dallas/Fort Worth for Litigation and Controversy – Tax and Tax Law, 2023
  • The Best Lawyers in America® for Litigation and Controversy – Tax and Tax Law, 2015-2026
  • 2013 Top Rated Lawyer by ALM, The American Lawyer, Corporate Counsel & The National Law Journal for White Collar Criminal Defense Law, October 2013
  • Best Lawyers, D Magazine‘s Hall of Fame for Tax: Litigation, 2022
  • Best Lawyers in Dallas, D Magazine, for Taxation,  2008, 2011 and Tax: Litigation, 2012, 2015-2016 and 2018-2026
  • Best Business Lawyers, D Magazine for Tax 2009
  • Best Lawyer Under 40, D Magazine, 2004-2005
  • Five-year appointment to the American Bar Association Section of Taxation’s Committee on Appointments to the Tax Court ending June 30, 2023
  • Ranked Band 3, Chambers and Partners, USA for Tax: Litigation, 2008-2016, 2024-2026

  • Civil Prosecutor, Internal Revenue Service, Dallas District Counsel office
  • Special Assistant United States Attorney, Department of Justice, Dallas
  • Law Clerk, Honorable Carolyn M. Parr, United States Tax Court, Washington, D.C.

Quotes:

  • Mr. Ungerman was quoted in the Wall Street Journal articled published on March 29, 2024 by Laura Saunders titled, “How a ‘Gorgeous’ Dior Bag Cost a Widow $61,000 in Tax Court.”
  • Mr. Ungerman was quoted in the Bloombrg Law article published on February 28, 2024 by Chris Cioffi titled, “IRS Chief Counsel Nominee Heading to Senate Nod, Big Tasks Ahead.”
  • Mr Ungerman was quoted in the Bloomberg article, “HiLL TAX BRIEFING: Taxes in Focus Heading Into First 2020 Debate,” by Colin Wilhelm, Kaustuv Basu and Patrick Ambrosio on September 29, 2020.
  • Mr. Ungerman was quoted in the Tax Analysts article, “Taxpayers’ FBAR Fifth Amendment Gambit Fails,” by Andrew Velarde on September 16, 2020.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the TaxNotes article, “Appraiser Accuses IRS, DOJ of Violating Taxpayer Privacy Rules,” by Kristen A. Parillo on December 30, 2019.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the Tax Analysts article, “Practitioners See Potholes on Rettig’s Road to Sentencing Court,” by Nathan J. Richman on November 13, 2019.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the TaxNotes article, “First Charges Announced for Bad Entry Into OVDP Alternative,” by Nathan Richman on August 28, 2019.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the TaxNotes article, “Stakes Rising in Litigation of Non-Willful FBAR Violations,” by Andrew Velarde on August 1, 2019.
  • Mr. Ungerman is cited in The 9th Circuit on opinion in Altera Corporation, The White Paper: The Stealth Bomber of the Section 482 Arsenal, 42 Sw. L.J. 1107, 1128-29 (1989) on June 7, 2019.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the Wall Street Journal article, “The $26 Million Question: What Happens if You Don’t File Your Taxes for a Decade?,” by Laura Saunders on April 5, 2019.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the Tax Analysts article, “More Marinello Uncertainties Rising to the Surface,” by Nathan J. Richman on March 1, 2019.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the Bluebook article, “Federal Court Upholds Maximum Penalty for Willful FBAR Violation,” by Ryan Finley on January 3, 2019.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the article, “Tax Cheats Face Higher Penalty for Hiding Assets From IRS,” by Siri Bulusu on December 6, 2018.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the article, “Palantir Deal May make IRS ‘Big Brother-ish’ While Chasing Cheats,” by Siri Bulusu on December 6, 2018.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the TaxNotes article, “Constructive Knowledge Not Enough for FBAR Willfulness,” by Andrew Velarde on September 11, 2018.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the TaxNotes article, “Court Finds FBAR Penalty Can Exceed $100,000,” by Kristen Parillo on September 11, 2018.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the TaxNotes article, “IRS Using Data Analytics and New Unit to Sift 1 Billion Records,” by Nathan Richman on June 26, 2018.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the Bloomberg Law article, “Pharma CEO ‘Reckless’ in Not Disclosing Swiss Account: Government,” by Matthew Beddingfield on April 27, 2018.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the TaxNotes article,“Taxation of Bitcoin, Its Progeny, and Derivatives: Coin Ex Machina,” by Stevie Conlon, Anna Vayer and Robert Schwaba on February 19, 2018.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the TaxNotes article,“Kim Sentence Leaves Questions About FBAR Guideline Shift,” by Nathan Richman on February 12, 2018.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the TaxNotes article,“FOIA Request Nets Six More OVDP CHIEF Counsel Memos,” by Andrew Velarde on January 23, 2018.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the TaxNotes article,“Judge Vastly Narrows Summons on Coinbase Bitcoin Exchange Users,” by Emily Foster on December 1, 2017.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the TaxNotes article,“FOIA Request Yields 3 OVDP CHIEF Counsel Memos,” by Andrew Velarde on November 21, 2017.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the TaxNotes article,“IRS Involvement in Mueller Probe May Not Be About Taxes,” by Nathan Richman on September 11, 2017.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the TaxNotes artilce, “Are Public Leaks Enough for the Higher U.S. OVDP Penalty?,” by Nathan Richman on August 21, 2017.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in BNA’s Daily Tax Report article, “Swiss Firm’s Tax Pact Signal to U.S. Clients Hiding Money Abroad, White Collar Crime Report,” by Alison Bennett on August 18, 2017.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the TaxNotes article, “Manafort Raid Could Indicate Suspected FBAR Violations,” by Stephanie Cumings on August 10, 2017.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in Tax Notes Today by Tax Analysts article, “Fairness and Transparency Still Problems for OVDP,” by Andrew Velarde on January 15, 2015.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in a BNA Daily Tax Report article, “Julius Baer Decision Offers Little Safety For Hidden Swiss Accounts, Attorneys Say,” by Alison Bennett and Daniel Pruzin on January 16, 2014.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in a BNA Daily Tax Report article, “Swiss Banks Under Pressure as Deadline Nears for DOJ Program to Find U.S. Accounts,” by Alison Bennett on December 20, 2013.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in TaxNotes by Tax Analysts article, “Second Circuit Reverses Convictions of 2 Former E&Y Shelter Promoters,”  on November 30, 2012.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in Tax Notes by Tax Analysts article, “The IRS’s Misguided Fraud Whodunit,” by Jeremiah Coderon on October 1, 2012.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the Daily Tax Report article, “Hackers Offering Romney’s Tax Returns Face Serious Punishment if Caught,” by William Hoffman on September 7, 2012.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in BNA’s Daily Tax Report in an article titled, “Taxpayers Fear Disclosing Offshore Assets As Deadline Approaches, Practitioners Say,” on August 15, 2011.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in TaxNotes by Tax Analysts article, “Applying Mayo, Federal Circuit Defers to Controversial Overstated Basis Regulation,” by Jeremiah Coder on March 14, 2011.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in TaxNotes by Tax Analysts article, “Seventh Circuit Overturns Tax Court on Gross Income Omission,” by Jeremiah Coder on January 31, 2011.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the BNA Daily Tax Report, “IRS Withdraws ‘John Doe’ Summons Against UBS Over Tax Fraud Allegations,” by Daniel Pruzin (Geneva) and Alison Bennett (Washington) on November 17, 2010.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in a Tax Practice article published by Tax Analysts, “IRS Undeterred After Tax Court’s Intermountain Decision,”  on May 24, 2010.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in a Tax Practice article published by Tax Analysts“IRS Help for Struggling Taxpayers Contrasts With Enforcement Push,” on April 12, 2010,
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in a Tax Practice article published by Tax Analysts, “Federal Circuit Overturns Penalty Determination in Jade Trading,” on  April 5, 2010.
  • Mr. Ungerman is also quoted in an article published on Tax Analyst entitled, “Swiss Agree to Expedite Processing of 4,450 UBS Accounts Under Treaty Request,” by David D. Stewart on August 20, 2009.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the Bloomberg article, “Billionaire Tax Felon Says UBS Lied in Pledge to Report to IRS,” by David Voreacos on June 9, 2009.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted on moneylaundering.com entitled, “Uptick in Tax Evasion Disclosures Mean More Bank Investigations, Say Attorneys,” by Matt Squire on November 5, 2008.
  • Mr. Ungerman is quoted in the book, “The Cheating of America: How Tax Avoidance and Evasion by the Super Rich Are Costing the Country Billions–and What You Can Do About It,” by Charles Lewis and Bill Allison and the Center for Public Integrity.

Articles:

  • “Being Prepared for an IRS Criminal Investigation Visit”, Dallas Bar Association Headnotes, April 2023
  • Mr. Ungerman published the article, “IRS Criminal Investigation 2017 Annual Business Report—Criminals Would Be Foolish to Mistake Declining Resources for a Lack of CI Commitment,” 20 JOURNAL OF TAX PRACTICE & PROCEDURE 31–36 (August-September 2018).
  • He published an article in the April 2016 issue (Volume 41, Number 4) in the Dallas Bar Association Headnotes on, “Summer Vacation in the Caribbean – Not so Fast.”
  • Mr.Ungerman published an article in the Fall 2014 issue of the Texas Tax Lawyer on, “Are Virtual Currencies Such as Bitcoin the Next Tool for Tax Evaders – The IRS is Watching and You Might Be Surprised What They See. “TEFRA Partnership IRS Controversies: Now That The TEFRA Partnership Exam Is Complete With An FPPA, What Is A Partnership To Do?,” Forbes IRS Watch, July 22, 2013.
  • He published an article, “A Practical Guide to the New Round of IRS Examinations,” in the Fall/Winter 2012, (Volume 31, No. 3) of the Petroleum Accounting and Financial Management Jourrnal published by the Institute of Pertoleum Accounting at the University of North Texas.
  • Alan K. Davis and Josh O. Ungerman published an article, “An Untaxing Year” in the December 20, 2010 Texas Lawyer, Vol. 26., No. 38.
  • “Proposed Schedule Targets Uncertain Tax Positions”, In-House Texas, (An ALM Publication), Volume 25, No. 48, March 1, 2010.
  • “Government Loses Sham-Transaction Criminal Tax Case in the Virgin Islands”, The American Bar Association, Criminal Justice Section Newsletter, Volume 17, Issue 3, Spring 2009.
  • “The IRS is Regularly Auditing Taxpayers Again”Dallas Bar Association Headnotes, Volume 32, Number 11, November 1, 2008.
  • “The IRS Is Looking For Non-Compliant Taxpayers With Foreign Interests: Is Your Taxpayer One Of Them?”The Practical Tax Lawyer, Volume 22, Number 3, Spring 2008 (published four times a year by American Law Institute-American Bar Association Continuing Professional Education in cooperation with the ABA Section of Taxation).
  • “Important Tax Controversy Developments”, Texas Tax Lawyer.
  • “Voluntary Disclosure and IRS Attacks on Offshore Credit Cards”, Corporate Business Taxation Monthly.
  • “When IRS Criminal Special Agents Show up at Your Client’s Door”, Dallas Bar Association Headnotes, Volume 29, Number 2, March 1, 2005.
  • “Foreign Distrust: Cayman Island Crackdown Reveals IRS Concern”, Texas Lawyer
  • “Texas Sales Taxes on Construction-Why Can’t Anybody Get It Right?”, Texas Tax Lawyer.
  • TXCPA Advanced Estate Planning and Tax Institute Summit 2026 (Link)
  • 18th Annual NYU Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • Texas Bank and Trust 2026 Taxation and Estate Planning Update for Professionals – Longview (Link)
  • Texas Bank and Trust 2026 Taxation and Estate Planning Update for Professionals – Tyler (Link)
  • Austin Tax Study Group Meeting (Link)
  • TXCPA Corpus Christi Chapter February CPE Luncheon (Link)
  • 2025 ABA Tax Section Criminal Tax Fraud and Tax Controversy Conference (Link)
  • International Tax Group Two-Day Event (Link)
  • Texas Management Group (TMG) Annual Meeting (Link)
  • 43rd Annual Tax Law in the Digital Age Course (Link)
  • TXCPA Summit 2025-San Antonio (Link)
  • TXCPA Summit 2025-Richardson (Link)
  • TXCPA Panhandle Chapter Tax Institute 2025 (Link)
  • NYU 17th Annual Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • American Bar Association 2025 Midyear Tax Meeting (Link)
  • ABA Section of Taxation 41st Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and 14th Annual National Institute on Tax Controversy (Link)
  • Estate Planning Council of North Texas (Link)
  • ABA Section of Taxation Virtual 2024 Fall Tax Meeting (Link)
  • TXCPA 2024 Summit (Link)
  • 16th Annual NYU Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • TXCPA East Texas CPE Expo (Link)
  • ABA National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and Tax Controversy (Link)
  • TXCPA Central Texas Member’s CPE Expo (Link)
  • Collin County Bar Association Corporate Counsel Section (Link)
  • ALI CLE IRS Audits of Tax-Exempt Organizations and Private Foundations (Link)
  • 2023 Panhandle Chapter/TXCPA Tax Institute (Link)
  • TXCPA Summit 2023 Pre-Conference Workshop (Link)
  • 15th Annual NYU Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • Council of Petroleum Accountants Societies (COPAS) Meeting (Link)
  • ABA 39th Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and Tax Controversy (Link)
  • 40th Annual Course Tax Law 2022: Practicing Law in Uncertain Times-Webcast Replay (Link)
  • TXCPA CPE Summit 2022 Pre Conference Workshop (Link)
  • 14th Annual NYU Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • ABA 38th Annual Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud (Link)
  • IRS Representation Conference 2021 (Link)
  • The Practice Management Group November Webinar (Link)
  • Tax Alliance Conference 2021 (Link)
  • 2020 IRS Representation Conference (Link)
  • Henry & Peters In-House Presentation (Link)
  • 2019 ABA 36th Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and 9th Annual National Institute on Tax Controversy (Link)
  • ABA 36th Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and 9th Annual National Institute on Tax Controversy (Link)
  • 2019 Stanley Johanson Estate Planning Workshop (Link)
  • 21st Annual Meadows Collier Tax Conference (Link)
  • 2019 Tax Alliance Conference (Link)
  • Central Texas Chapter/TXCPA CPE Expo (Link)
  • 2019 Northern District of Texas Bench Bar Conference (Link)
  • 2018 ABA 35th Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and 8th Annual National Institute on Tax Controversy (Link)
  • 2018 Meadows Collier Annual Tax Conference (Link)
  • The Texas Family Office & High Net Worth Annual Conference (Link)
  • Fort Worth Chapter/TSCPA 2018 Tax Institute (Link)
  • 10th Annual NYU Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • ABA 34th Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud (Link)
  • Hein & Associates National Tax Meeting (Link)
  • PLI’s Basics of International Tax – September 18, 2017 in San Francisco, CA (Link)
  • 2017 IRS Nationwide Tax Forums Seminar (Link)
  • AXA Advisors Seminar (Link)
  • PLI’s Basics of International Tax – July 18, 2017 in New York (Link)
  • NYU Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • Tax Alliance Conference (Link)
  • Texas Association of CPAs (Link)
  • East Texas Chapter/TSCPA Spring CE Expo (Link)
  • 33rd Annual National Instit. on Criminal Tax Fraud & the Sixth Annual National Institute on Tax Controversy (Link)
  • UT Law 2016 Taxation Conference (Link)
  • SMU Dedman School of Law (Link)
  • 18th Annual Meadows Collier Tax Conference (Link)
  • PLI in New York and Califorina (Link)
  • PLI in New York and Califorina (Link)
  • Tax Alliance Conference (Link)
  • Civil and Criminal Employment Tax Enforcement Efforts – Employers Beware Live CLE Webinar & Teleconference (Link)
  • 32nd Annual Natl Instit on Criminal Tax Fraud & 5th Natl Instit on Tax Controversy (Link)
  • 2015 Meadows Collier Taxation Conference (Link)
  • NYU 7th Annual Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • Central Texas Chapter/TSCPA CPE Expo- Waco (Link)
  • Surviving an IRS EO Audit (Link)
  • Circular 230: Oversight of the Tax Practitioner” “Hot Topics in IRS Audits and Investigations (Link)
  • Ask The Experts: Top Tips in Criminal Tax Cases (Link)
  • The Eggshell IRS Exam: Tips for Survival and Strategies for Success (Link)
  • The Eggshell IRS Exam: What to Do? (Link)
  • Foreign Asset Reporting Obligations to the IRS (Link)
  • IRS Small Business/Self-Employed Division Update (Link)
  • FBAR Update (Link)
  • Passive Activity and Hobby Loss Limitations: Withstanding an IRS Attack of Your Client’s Outside Business Activities Under Sections 469 & 183 (Link)
  • Health Care Fraud (Link)
  • Health Care Fraud (Link)
  • Fraud, Omissions, Errors and Missed Deadlines (Link)
  • Prosecution and Defense of a Klein Conspiracy (Link)
  • Business Owner/Individual Estate Planning (Link)
  • Civil and Criminal Penalty and Eggshell Audits (Link)
  • Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (Link)
  • Statutes of Limitations, Assessments, Abatements, and Claims for Refund (Link)
  • How to Manage Criminal Cases When CI Knocks on Taxpayer’s Door (Link)
  • Criminal Investigation Division Update (Link)
  • What We Can Expect from the IRS in 2013 (Link)
  • Panelists – Criminal Tax (Link)
  • Speech Title TBA (Link)
  • Judgment Day: Preparing for a Visit from Uncle Sam (Link)
  • Managing IRS Audits (Link)
  • Estate Planning for Business Owners (Link)
  • Judgment Day: Preparing for a Visit from Uncle Sam (Link)
  • Home Concrete, Mayo, and other TEFRA Substance (Link)
  • Compliance Issues for U.S. Partnerships with Foreign Partners and U.S. Partners with Foreign Partnerships (Link)
  • Judgment Day: Preparing for a Visit from Uncle Sam (Link)
  • Making Ends Meet: Getting Paid Consistently and Ethically (Link)
  • Making Ends Meet: Getting Paid Consistently and Ethically (Link)
  • Uncle Sam is More Active Than Ever: IRS Exam and Collection (Link)
  • Preparing for and Defending the Examination of Estate and Gift Tax Returns (Link)
  • The IRS “Wealth Squad”: If You Don’t See Them in LB&I; Get Ready for their Influence on SBSE (Link)
  • Recent Developments in Texas Taxation (Link)
  • Practical Suggestions and Traps to Avoid When Working with the IRS (Link)
  • Judgment Day: Preparing for a Visit from Uncle Sam (Link)
  • Get Ready for the Newest Specialized IRS Civil Agents: The SBSE Fraud/Bank Secrecy Act/Anti-Money Laundering Agent” (Moderator) (Link)
  • Preparing for and Defending the Examination of Estate and Gift Tax Returns (Link)
  • How CPAs Get in Trouble with the IRS (Link)
  • Examination Representation 101″ “Reporting Cash Transaction and Foreign Financial Accounts (FBAR) (Link)
  • “Don’t Give Up on Family Limited Partnerships (FLPs)” “Differences Between Aggressive Tax Planning and Tax Fraud” “The Legislative and Admi (Link)
  • “Don’t Give Up on Family Limited Partnerships (FLPs)” “Differences Between Aggressive Tax Planning and Tax Fraud” “The Legislative and Administrat (Link)
  • Evolution of an IRS Fraud Case (Link)
  • What is the IRS Doing to Us Next? (Link)
  • “Hot Issues and Priorities in IRS Examination and Appeals” “What is the IRS Doing to Us Next?” (Link)
  • “Federal income Tax Update–Planning in an Uncertain Climate” “Estate Planning Update and Year-End Planning” “Evolution of an IRS Fraud Case” (Link)
  • IRS Hot Topics, The 2010 HIRE ACT, Examination of Estate and Gift Tax Returns, Keeping Estate Planners Out of Trouble and The Evolution of an IRS Fraud Case (Link)
  • Preparing for and Defending the Examination of Estate and Gift Tax Returns (Link)
  • Keeping Estate Planners Out of Trouble (Link)
  • Civil Tax Penalty Abatements – Fact or Fiction (Link)
  • Hot IRS Topics (Link)
  • “Transfer Tax Litigation and the Keller Decision” “No Estate Tax – Now What?” “Evolution of an IRS Fraud Case”- Longview (Link)
  • Differences Between Aggressive Tax Planning and Tax Fraud (Link)
  • “Transfer Tax Litigation and the Keller Decision” “No Estate Tax – Now What?” “Evolution of an IRS Fraud Case”- Tyler (Link)
  • Preparing for and Defending the Examination of Estate and Gift Tax Returns (Link)
  • The IRS Wealth Squad – Holistic Taxpayer Analysis (Link)
  • The IRS is Engaging Taxpayers Again: From Examination to Investigation-What the IRS is Looking For and How to Respond (Link)
  • Liability and Disclosure Issues/Circular 230 and Code 7216 (Link)
  • Preparing for and Defending the Examination of Estate and Gift Tax Returns (Link)
  • Trial Strategies in Complex Tax Prosecutions: Evidentiary and Procedural Challenges” and “Practical Considerations Involving Ongoing Voluntary Disclosures (of Offshore Accounts) (Link)
  • Meadows Collier Congratulates Six Firm Partners Selected to the 2026 Lawdragon 500 Leading Global Tax Lawyers (Link)
  • Meadows Collier and Firm Lawyers Rank in Chambers and Partners 2026 USA Legal Directory (Link)
  • 18th Annual NYU Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • 18 Meadows Collier Lawyers Recognized by D Magazine Best Lawyers in Dallas (Link)
  • Austin Tax Study Group Meeting (Link)
  • Josh Ungerman was quoted in a Wall Street Journal Article “America’s New Tax Mantra: ‘The IRS Isn’t Going to Catch Me'” (Link)
  • TXCPA Advanced Estate Planning and Tax Institute Summit 2026 (Link)
  • Texas Bank and Trust 2026 Taxation and Estate Planning Update for Professionals – Longview (Link)
  • Texas Bank and Trust 2026 Taxation and Estate Planning Update for Professionals – Tyler (Link)
  • TXCPA Corpus Christi Chapter February CPE Luncheon (Link)
  • Josh Ungerman was quoted in a Bloomberg Tax Article “IRS Voluntary Disclosure Update May Fail to Lure Rich Tax Cheats” (Link)
  • 2025 ABA Tax Section Criminal Tax Fraud and Tax Controversy Conference (Link)
  • International Tax Group Two-Day Event (Link)
  • Texas Management Group (TMG) Annual Meeting (Link)
  • Thirteen Firm Lawyers Recognized on the 2025 Texas Super Lawyers List (Link)
  • 43rd Annual Tax Law in the Digital Age Course (Link)
  • TXCPA Summit 2025-San Antonio (Link)
  • TXCPA Summit 2025-Richardson (Link)
  • TXCPA Panhandle Chapter Tax Institute 2025 (Link)
  • NYU 17th Annual Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • Meadows Collier and Firm Lawyers Rank in Chambers and Partners 2025 USA Legal Directory (Link)
  • Meadows Collier Congratulates Josh O. Ungerman for His Recognition by ITR World Tax (Link)
  • Meadows Collier Congratulates Six Partners Selected for Inclusion in the 2025 Lawdragon 500 Leading Global Tax Lawyers (Link)
  • Josh Ungerman is a contributing author of an article in the JOURNAL OF TAX PRACTICE & PROCEDURE (Link)
  • Meadows Collier Congratulates Sixteen Firm Lawyers Named to 2025 Best Lawyers in Dallas by D Magazine (Link)
  • American Bar Association 2025 Midyear Tax Meeting (Link)
  • ABA Section of Taxation 41st Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and 14th Annual National Institute on Tax Controversy (Link)
  • Estate Planning Council of North Texas (Link)
  • ABA Section of Taxation Virtual 2024 Fall Tax Meeting (Link)
  • Ten Firm Lawyers Recognized on the 2024 Texas Super Lawyers List (Link)
  • Firm Partner, Josh Ungerman was quoted in a Tax Notes article published on August 27, 2024 (Link)
  • Josh Ungerman was quoted in a Law360 article published on July 19, 2024 titled, “International TaxPolicy To Watch In The 2nd Half of 2024.” (Link)
  • TXCPA 2024 Summit (Link)
  • 15 Meadows Collier Lawyers Recognized by The Best Lawyers in America® (Link)
  • 16th Annual NYU Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • TXCPA East Texas CPE Expo (Link)
  • Firm Partner, Josh Ungerman was quoted in a Tax Notes article published on August 27, 2024 (Link)
  • Meadows Collier Congratulates 14 Firm Lawyers on being named D Magazine’s 2024 Best Lawyers (Link)
  • Hobby Loss and Ranches – An Overview of Section 183 (Link)
  • Josh Ungerman was quoted in a Wall Street Journal Tax Report article published on March 29, 2024 (Link)
  • ABA National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and Tax Controversy (Link)
  • The Form 8300 Hazards for Businesses and Practitioners (Link)
  • TXCPA Central Texas Member’s CPE Expo (Link)
  • Collin County Bar Association Corporate Counsel Section (Link)
  • ALI CLE IRS Audits of Tax-Exempt Organizations and Private Foundations (Link)
  • Josh Ungerman was quoted in a Tax Notes article published on Aug.30, 2023 (Link)
  • 2023 Panhandle Chapter/TXCPA Tax Institute (Link)
  • TXCPA Summit 2023 Pre-Conference Workshop (Link)
  • 15th Annual NYU Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • Josh Ungerman was quoted in a Tax Notes article published today written by Lauren Loricchio, titled “IRS Could Do More to Resolve Disputes via Mediation, GAO Says.” (Link)
  • Meadows Collier Congratulates 12 Firm Lawyers Named to D Magazine’s 2023 Best Lawyers (Link)
  • Josh Ungerman was quoted in the Tax Notes article, “Fallout From Farhy on Assessable Penalties Could be Extensive” by Andrew Velarde (Link)
  • Josh Ungerman and Damon Rowe Publish an Article in the Dallas Bar Association Headnotes (Link)
  • Council of Petroleum Accountants Societies (COPAS) Meeting (Link)
  • Josh Ungerman was quoted in an article by Andrew Velarde in Tax Notes on March 1, 2023 (Link)
  • The IRS Compounding Interest Rate is 7%: Should You Make a Deposit or Advance Payment Now? (Link)
  • ABA 39th Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and Tax Controversy (Link)
  • Eight Meadows Collier Lawyers Recognized as 2022 Texas Super Lawyers (Link)
  • 40th Annual Course Tax Law 2022: Practicing Law in Uncertain Times-Webcast Replay (Link)
  • Meadows Collier Congratulates 12 Firm Lawyers Recognized by The Best Lawyers of America™ (Link)
  • TXCPA CPE Summit 2022 Pre Conference Workshop (Link)
  • Josh O. Ungerman recognized by Best Lawyers 2023 (Link)
  • Got Hidden Income? The IRS May Get More Money to Find You (Link)
  • 14th Annual NYU Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • Eleven Meadows Collier Attorneys Selected to D Magazine’s 2022 Best Lawyers Listing (Link)
  • D Magazine’s Inaugural D Best Hall of Fame Celebration (Link)
  • Supreme Court Asked to Weigh in on FBAR Penalty Circuit Split: Fifth or Ninth? Boyd or Bittner? Per Form or Per Account? Inquiring Minds Want to Know!!! (Link)
  • Meadows Collier congratulates our two partners on their selection to D Magazine’s “Hall of Fame” (Link)
  • ABA 38th Annual Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud (Link)
  • IRS Representation Conference 2021 (Link)
  • The Practice Management Group November Webinar (Link)
  • Seven Meadows Collier Attorneys Recognized as 2021 Texas Super Lawyers (Link)
  • 2022 Best Lawyers in America (Link)
  • Tax Alliance Conference 2021 (Link)
  • IRS Doubles Down on Pursuing High Income Non-Filers (Link)
  • 2020 IRS Representation Conference (Link)
  • Henry & Peters In-House Presentation (Link)
  • 2019 ABA 36th Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and 9th Annual National Institute on Tax Controversy (Link)
  • ABA 36th Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and 9th Annual National Institute on Tax Controversy (Link)
  • 2019 Stanley Johanson Estate Planning Workshop (Link)
  • 21st Annual Meadows Collier Tax Conference (Link)
  • 2019 Tax Alliance Conference (Link)
  • Central Texas Chapter/TXCPA CPE Expo (Link)
  • 2019 Northern District of Texas Bench Bar Conference (Link)
  • 2018 ABA 35th Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud and 8th Annual National Institute on Tax Controversy (Link)
  • 2018 Meadows Collier Annual Tax Conference (Link)
  • The Texas Family Office & High Net Worth Annual Conference (Link)
  • Fort Worth Chapter/TSCPA 2018 Tax Institute (Link)
  • IRS Using Data Analytics and New Unit to Sift 1 Billion Records (Link)
  • 10th Annual NYU Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • Practitioners See Possible Pros and Cons in Fraud Program Changes (Link)
  • IRS More Aggressive In Closing Whistleblower Cases, Data Shows (Link)
  • Bloomberg Law Quote (Link)
  • “Group Still Pushing to Move CI to Treasury” (Link)
  • ABA 34th Annual National Institute on Criminal Tax Fraud (Link)
  • Hein & Associates National Tax Meeting (Link)
  • PLI’s Basics of International Tax – September 18, 2017 in San Francisco, CA (Link)
  • AXA Advisors Seminar (Link)
  • 2017 IRS Nationwide Tax Forums Seminar (Link)
  • PLI’s Basics of International Tax – July 18, 2017 in New York (Link)
  • NYU Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • Tax Alliance Conference (Link)
  • Texas Association of CPAs (Link)
  • East Texas Chapter/TSCPA Spring CE Expo (Link)
  • Summer Vacation in the Caribbean – Not so Fast (Link)
  • 33rd Annual National Instit. on Criminal Tax Fraud & the Sixth Annual National Institute on Tax Controversy (Link)
  • UT Law 2016 Taxation Conference (Link)
  • Article Quote in Tax Analyst (Link)
  • SMU Dedman School of Law (Link)
  • 18th Annual Meadows Collier Tax Conference (Link)
  • PLI in New York and Califorina (Link)
  • PLI in New York and Califorina (Link)
  • Tax Alliance Conference (Link)
  • Civil and Criminal Employment Tax Enforcement Efforts – Employers Beware Live CLE Webinar & Teleconference (Link)
  • IRS Commissioner Makes Shocking Admission on the Effects of Congressional Budget Cutbacks – the IRS Will Lose $5 Billion in Tax Revenue Per Year (Link)
  • IRS Criminal Employment Tax Enforcement: The Next Big Thing (Link)
  • Spring Break in Mexico — Think Again if you Owe the IRS (Link)
  • 32nd Annual Natl Instit on Criminal Tax Fraud & 5th Natl Instit on Tax Controversy (Link)
  • 2015 Meadows Collier Taxation Conference (Link)
  • IRS Announces it Has Raised $8 Billion Through its Offshore Remediation Programs While Conducting Thousands of Civil Offshore Exams and Numerous Criminal Offshore Investigations (Link)
  • IRS and DOJ representatives made presentations at the NYU’s Tax Controversy Forum in New York (Link)
  • NYU 7th Annual Tax Controversy Forum (Link)
  • Surviving an IRS EO Audit (Link)
  • Central Texas Chapter/TSCPA CPE Expo- Waco (Link)
  • Circular 230: Oversight of the Tax Practitioner” “Hot Topics in IRS Audits and Investigations (Link)
  • Ask The Experts: Top Tips in Criminal Tax Cases (Link)
  • The Eggshell IRS Exam: Tips for Survival and Strategies for Success (Link)
  • The Eggshell IRS Exam: What to Do? (Link)
  • Foreign Asset Reporting Obligations to the IRS (Link)
  • IRS Small Business/Self-Employed Division Update (Link)
  • FBAR Update (Link)
  • Passive Activity and Hobby Loss Limitations: Withstanding an IRS Attack of Your Client’s Outside Business Activities Under Sections 469 & 183 (Link)
  • Health Care Fraud (Link)
  • Health Care Fraud (Link)
  • Fraud, Omissions, Errors and Missed Deadlines (Link)
  • Prosecution and Defense of a Klein Conspiracy (Link)
  • Business Owner/Individual Estate Planning (Link)
  • Civil and Criminal Penalty and Eggshell Audits (Link)
  • Trust Fund Recovery Penalty (Link)
  • Statutes of Limitations, Assessments, Abatements, and Claims for Refund (Link)
  • How to Manage Criminal Cases When CI Knocks on Taxpayer’s Door (Link)
  • Criminal Investigation Division Update (Link)
  • What We Can Expect from the IRS in 2013 (Link)
  • Panelists – Criminal Tax (Link)
  • Speech Title TBA (Link)
  • Judgment Day: Preparing for a Visit from Uncle Sam (Link)
  • Managing IRS Audits (Link)
  • Estate Planning for Business Owners (Link)
  • Judgment Day: Preparing for a Visit from Uncle Sam (Link)
  • Home Concrete, Mayo, and other TEFRA Substance (Link)
  • Compliance Issues for U.S. Partnerships with Foreign Partners and U.S. Partners with Foreign Partnerships (Link)
  • Judgment Day: Preparing for a Visit from Uncle Sam (Link)
  • Making Ends Meet: Getting Paid Consistently and Ethically (Link)
  • Making Ends Meet: Getting Paid Consistently and Ethically (Link)
  • Uncle Sam is More Active Than Ever: IRS Exam and Collection (Link)
  • Preparing for and Defending the Examination of Estate and Gift Tax Returns (Link)
  • The IRS “Wealth Squad”: If You Don’t See Them in LB&I; Get Ready for their Influence on SBSE (Link)
  • Recent Developments in Texas Taxation (Link)
  • Practical Suggestions and Traps to Avoid When Working with the IRS (Link)
  • Judgment Day: Preparing for a Visit from Uncle Sam (Link)
  • Get Ready for the Newest Specialized IRS Civil Agents: The SBSE Fraud/Bank Secrecy Act/Anti-Money Laundering Agent” (Moderator) (Link)
  • Preparing for and Defending the Examination of Estate and Gift Tax Returns (Link)
  • How CPAs Get in Trouble with the IRS (Link)
  • Josh O. Ungerman was quoted in the BNA Daily Tax Report in the article, “Taxpayers Fear Disclosing Offshore Assets As Deadline Approaches, Practitioners Say.” (Link)
  • Examination Representation 101″ “Reporting Cash Transaction and Foreign Financial Accounts (FBAR) (Link)
  • “Don’t Give Up on Family Limited Partnerships (FLPs)” “Differences Between Aggressive Tax Planning and Tax Fraud” “The Legislative and Admi (Link)
  • “Don’t Give Up on Family Limited Partnerships (FLPs)” “Differences Between Aggressive Tax Planning and Tax Fraud” “The Legislative and Administrat (Link)
  • Evolution of an IRS Fraud Case (Link)
  • What is the IRS Doing to Us Next? (Link)
  • “Hot Issues and Priorities in IRS Examination and Appeals” “What is the IRS Doing to Us Next?” (Link)
  • “Federal income Tax Update–Planning in an Uncertain Climate” “Estate Planning Update and Year-End Planning” “Evolution of an IRS Fraud Case” (Link)
  • IRS Hot Topics, The 2010 HIRE ACT, Examination of Estate and Gift Tax Returns, Keeping Estate Planners Out of Trouble and The Evolution of an IRS Fraud Case (Link)
  • Preparing for and Defending the Examination of Estate and Gift Tax Returns (Link)
  • Keeping Estate Planners Out of Trouble (Link)
  • Civil Tax Penalty Abatements – Fact or Fiction (Link)
  • Hot IRS Topics (Link)
  • “Transfer Tax Litigation and the Keller Decision” “No Estate Tax – Now What?” “Evolution of an IRS Fraud Case”- Longview (Link)
  • Differences Between Aggressive Tax Planning and Tax Fraud (Link)
  • “Transfer Tax Litigation and the Keller Decision” “No Estate Tax – Now What?” “Evolution of an IRS Fraud Case”- Tyler (Link)
  • Preparing for and Defending the Examination of Estate and Gift Tax Returns (Link)
  • The IRS Wealth Squad – Holistic Taxpayer Analysis (Link)
  • The IRS is Engaging Taxpayers Again: From Examination to Investigation-What the IRS is Looking For and How to Respond (Link)
  • Liability and Disclosure Issues/Circular 230 and Code 7216 (Link)
  • Preparing for and Defending the Examination of Estate and Gift Tax Returns (Link)
  • Trial Strategies in Complex Tax Prosecutions: Evidentiary and Procedural Challenges” and “Practical Considerations Involving Ongoing Voluntary Disclosures (of Offshore Accounts) (Link)
  • Josh O. Ungerman is quoted in an article, ‘Swiss Agree to Expedite Processing of 4,450 UBS Accounts Under Treaty Request” by David D. Stewart on taxanalysts.com (Link)
  • Josh O. Ungerman is quoted in an article, ‘Billionaire Tax Felon Says UBS Lied in Pledge to Report to IRS” by David Voreacos on bloomberg.com (Link)
  • Josh O. Ungerman is quoted in an article, ‘Uptick in Tax Evasion Disclosures Mean More Bank Investigations, Says Attorneys” by Matt Squire on moneylaundering.com (Link)