Phyllis Horn Epstein is a graduate of Temple University and its School of Law and received her Master of Laws in Taxation from that law school. An active member of the American Bar Association Section on Taxation she has served as Editor of the Section Newsletter, a publication of updated tax information and tax matters which is distributed quarterly to the Section's 25,000 members nationally. She has authored articles on tax and corporate matters for various legal publications and is a co-author of the CCH Federal Income Tax Service recently included in its tax internet service provided to tax professionals. She has been a member of the faculty of continuing legal education programs on both tax matters and the forensic aspects of asset discovery in matrimonial matters. Ms. Epstein is serving as Co-Chair of the Pennsylvania Bar Associations' Commission on Women in the Profession and is the author of a new book, Women-at-Law: Lessons Learned Along the Pathways to Success, published by the American Bar Association Press.
Ms. Epstein's practice is in tax planning, estate planning, tax controversy matters before the IRS and in court, and family and elder law.
PHYLLIS HORN EPSTEIN, ESQUIRE
Phyllis Horn Epstein is a graduate of Temple University and its School of Law and received her Master of Laws in Taxation from that law school. An active member of the American Bar Association Section on Taxation she has served as Editor of the Section Newsletter, a publication of updated tax information and tax matters which is distributed quarterly to the Section's 25,000 members nationally. She has authored articles on tax and corporate matters for various legal publications and is a co-author of the CCH Federal Income Tax Service recently included in its tax internet service provided to tax professionals. She has been a member of the faculty of continuing legal education programs on both tax matters and the forensic aspects of asset discovery in matrimonial matters. Ms. Epstein is serving as Co-Chair of the Pennsylvania Bar Associations' Commission on Women in the Profession and is the author of a new book,