The IRS reporter must be able to:
– Set coverage priorities, identifying key cases and covering those cases with minimal supervision
– Provide creative analysis of events, illuminating context and big-picture trends
– Provide commentary that relies on exclusive sourcing or insight
– Discuss legal strategies in the context of precedent and politics
– Offer predictive insight into regulatory risk
– Collaborate with other reporters to share expertise
Requirements:
-IRS:WATCH reporters have advanced degrees in journalism or law, and/or significant experience with the agency or with tax issues.
Please send resumes to Tony Cooke, Managing Editor, MLex North America, at cooke@mlex.com.
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