Tax Advisers - Deloitte

United States
Nancy L Iredale
Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP
515 South Flower Street
Los Angeles, CA 90071
US
Tel: (1) 213 683 6232
Fax: (1) 213 627 0705
Email: nancyiredale@paulhastings.com
Website: www.paulhastings.com
Nancy Iredale is a partner specializing in tax controversy in the international law firm
of Paul Hastings Janofsky & Walker LLP. She has provided tax advice to international
and domestic clients in all types of commercial transactions, focusing principally on
international tax transactions. Among others, Ms Iredale has counseled numerous
international and domestic clients on transfer-pricing issues, has handled IRS audits
relating to transfer pricing, has negotiated advance pricing agreements, participated in
competent authority consideration, and has represented international clients in settling
and/or trying tax litigation involving transfer-pricing and other foreign and domestic
issues. She has been cited by her peers as one of the state’s most prominent tax litigators.
Ms Iredale’s litigation experience was recognized by the chief judge of the US Tax Court
when she was invited to participate in the US Tax Court Judicial Conference. Over the
last few years, she has spoken at NYU’s prestigious Tax Controversies Conference and
Georgetown University’s Tax Litigation: Civil and Criminal. She is well acquainted with
the legal personnel at the top levels of the federal taxing authorities. She was appointed
by the commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service to the Advisory Group for the
commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service (CAG) for the year 1990-1991.
Ms Iredale has lectured on both Section 482 and Section 6038A in the US and overseas.
She has participated in the Section 482 Regulations Task Forces of the American Bar
Association Tax Section.
Ms Iredale graduated first in her class from the School of Foreign Service of
Georgetown University, where she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa in her junior year. She
received her law degree from Yale Law School, where she published in the Review of Law
and Social Action and was a member of the Board of Governors of the Yale Legislative
Services. Beginning her tax career in Washington DC, she served as tax counsel to
Senator William Brock on the Senate Finance Committee while the committee was
writing the Tax Reform Act of 1976.
Ms Iredale has served on the Planning Committee of the USC Tax Institute since 1988.
Ms Iredale was presented the V Judson Klein award as the outstanding young tax lawyer
in the state of California. Several years ago, she completed a term as the only woman
president of the 107 year+ Jonathan Club. Recently, Ms Iredale was cited by the Los
Angeles Business Journal as one of the most powerful woman in Los Angeles law and has
often been a speaker on resolving controversies with the taxing authorities.
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