Criminal Tax Defense
Federal tax counsel for criminal tax investigations, grand jury matters, IRS Criminal Investigation contacts, subpoenas, and matters involving potential criminal tax exposure.
Washington, D.C. Office
800 Connecticut Avenue, N.W.
Suite 300
Washington, D.C. 20006
Direct: +1 202-870-1977
Criminal tax matters require a different approach from civil examinations. Chase Counsel evaluates the nature of the government inquiry, potential exposure, privilege issues, and the appropriate role of accountants and other professional advisers.
Selected matters only. The firm does not provide routine tax-return preparation services.
Attorney Chase Sizemore, JD, LLM
Principal, Chase Counsel PLLC
Georgetown Tax LLM | Former KPMG Auditor
U.S. Tax Court | Columbia University Graduate Studies
National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) Diploma
30+ Years of Legal Experience
When the stakes are high, the issue is not tax preparation. It is representation.
Representation in IRS Criminal Investigation matters and Special Agent contacts.
Counsel for initial contact and ongoing communications with Special Agents.
Defense representation in federal criminal tax investigations.
Representation and strategy in federal grand jury tax matters.
Subpoena response, privilege assertions, and witness representation.
Evaluation and management of civil matters involving criminal risk.
Counsel on attorney-client privilege and work product issues.
Coordination with accountants and other professional advisers.
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Georgetown Tax LLM | U.S. Tax Court | Former KPMG Auditor | Columbia University Graduate Studies | 30+ Years of Legal Experience
Attorney Chase Sizemore personally evaluates and leads each matter, drawing on more than thirty years of legal and advisory experience. He earned an LLM in Taxation from Georgetown University and previously worked as an auditor at KPMG. He is admitted to practice before the United States Tax Court, completed graduate studies at Columbia University, received advanced trial-advocacy training through the National Institute for Trial Advocacy, and has nearly two decades of professional experience in South Korea and China.
Outside his law practice, he founded and leads Teach Them To Fish Foundation, which builds and supports primary schools in rural Cambodia and Uganda for vulnerable children, with particular emphasis on girls' education. His humanitarian service has been recognized with the U.S. Presidential Lifetime Achievement Award, the Royal Order of Cambodia medal, and eight Cambodian Sthapana Cheat gold medals.
His published and forthcoming work includes the legal treatise Nonprofit Stewards, the memoirs The Road to Kitgum and Where the Red Earth Broke, and numerous legal and scholarly articles.
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