Joni Larson

Assistant Director, Graduate Tax Program
Associate Professor
J.D. University of Montana School of Law 1989
LL.M. University of Florida College of Law 1990
M.A. Michigan State University 2008

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Before joining the Cooley faculty in 2002, Professor Larson was Executive Assistant to Division Counsel, in the Office of Chief Counsel for the Internal Revenue Service. Her focus areas included the review of regulation projects, responding to Congressional inquiries, and coordinating substantive issues with field attorneys.

Prior to that post, she was an attorney with the Passthroughs & Special Industry Branch of the Field Service Division, where she assisted District Counsel attorneys in preparing issues for litigation, drafted Chief Counsel Advice memoranda, reviewed briefs and motions, and prepared settlement letters.

Professor Larson also served as an associate attorney with the Anderson Hunter Law Firm, as a tax litigation attorney for the I.R.S., and as an attorney-adviser to Judge Irene F. Scott in U.S. Tax Court.

She served as an adjunct professor at Georgetown University, Catholic University of America, Golden Gate University, and St. Mary's University School of Law.

Professor Larson teaches the Partnership Taxation, Income Taxation, and Tax Research and Argument courses in the Graduate Tax (LL.M.) program. She teaches the Taxation, Wills, Estates and Trusts, and Business Organizations courses in the J.D. Program.

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