Caroline D. Ciraolo is a distinguished partner at Kostelanetz LLP, where she leads the firm’s Washington, D.C. office and leverages her extensive experience in tax law to navigate complex civil tax controversies. With a notable background as the former Acting Assistant Attorney General of the...
Caroline D. Ciraolo is a distinguished partner at Kostelanetz LLP, where she leads the firm’s Washington, D.C. office and leverages her extensive experience in tax law to navigate complex civil tax controversies. With a notable background as the former Acting Assistant Attorney General of the U.S. Department of Justice’s Tax Division, Caroline brings a wealth of knowledge and strategic insight to her practice. Her expertise encompasses a broad spectrum of tax-related issues, including sensitive audits, administrative appeals, and litigation in both federal and state courts, as well as tax tribunals.
At Kostelanetz LLP, Caroline is deeply involved in high-stakes cases that require not only a profound understanding of tax regulations but also a nuanced approach to white-collar criminal defense. She adeptly advises clients on uncertain tax positions, ensuring compliance while minimizing risk. Her work often involves intricate financial reporting, claims for refund, and the preparation of amended returns, showcasing her proficiency in navigating the complexities of tax law. Additionally, Caroline is a trusted advisor for voluntary disclosures and internal investigations, helping individuals and businesses alike to address potential tax liabilities proactively.
Caroline’s commitment to her clients is evident in her meticulous approach to each case, where she combines her legal acumen with a keen understanding of the broader implications of tax policy. Her skills in transfer pricing, state tax issues, and excise taxes further enhance her ability to provide comprehensive legal counsel. As a thought leader in the field, Caroline continues to shape the landscape of tax law, making her an invaluable asset to her clients and the legal community at large.