Committee
Tax Law
Advises our organization on developments in federal tax law, including developments pertaining to the U.S. Department of Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), and prepares comment letters, informative memoranda, and other written materials pertaining to tax law.
Latest from the Committee
Introduction to Qualified 501(c)(3) Bonds
This on-demand webinar is eligible for up to 1.5 CLE credits.
Tax Law Committee September All-Hands
The NABL Tax Law Committee invites all members to attend its monthly all-hands call.
Tax Law Committee August All-Hands
The NABL Tax Law Committee invites all members to attend its monthly all-hands call.
Statement: W&Ms Hearing on Taxation of Professional Sports
NABL comments submitted to the record of the June 30, 2026 Ways and Means Committee hearing relating to tax-exempt bonds for stadiums and recreational facilities.
Tax Law Committee July All-Hands
The NABL Tax Law Committee invites all members to attend its monthly all-hands call.
Live Webinar: Introduction to Qualified 501(c)(3) Bonds
Introductory webinar on the tax requirements applicable to the issuance of 501(c)(3) bonds.
Committee Leadership
Chair
Alison J. Benge
Pacifica Law Group LLP
Seattle, WA
Vice Chair
Eorl Carlson
Jones Hall, APLC
San Francisco, CA
Board Liaison
Jeff Qualkinbush
Barnes Thornburg LLP
Indianapolis, IN
Committee “All Hands” Meetings
All members of the Tax Law Committee (TLC) are invited to join regularly hosted “All Hands” meetings, during which practitioners hear from leadership and NABL staff on the Committee’s workflow, federal policy updates, and a unique topical discussion. In order to receive invitations to the meetings, confirm that you have selected “Tax Law Committee” as a Committee Interest under the “NABL Activity” tab on your NABL Profile.
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Current Projects
Request for Tax Guidance Priorities
Members can help inform NABL’s future requests for IRS guidance on tax issues.
Featured Resources
Inflation Reduction Act
Large domestic policy package offering more than $400 billion in new federal investment and $300 billion in deficit reduction.
Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act (IIJA)
Bipartisan infrastructure bill passed in late 2021 that enacted two new types of exempt facility bonds.
IRS Priority Guidance
View NABL request submissions for each year.