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Keith Fogg is a Clinical Professor at Harvard Law School, where he directs the Federal Tax Clinic at the Legal Services Center. He joined Harvard in 2017 after a decade at Villanova Law School and prior roles as a visiting professor at Harvard (2015-2016) and adjunct/visiting positions at Georgetown, William and Mary, University of Richmond, and University of Arizona. With over 30 years at the IRS Office of Chief Counsel before academia, he is a national authority on tax procedure and bankruptcy law intersections.
Education:
- B.A., College of William and Mary (1974)
- J.D., University of Richmond T.C. Williams School of Law (1977)
- M.L.T. in Tax, College of William and Mary Marshall Wythe School of Law (1982)
His research focuses on tax collection, bankruptcy taxation, and IRS procedural reforms, evidenced by his blog Procedurally Taxing and co-authorship of the tax section in IRS Practice and Procedure. Recent articles analyze systemic issues in tax litigation and compliance.
Awards:
- IRS Chief Counsel Robert H. Jackson National Attorney of the Year (2007)
- ABA Tax Section Janet R. Spragens Pro Bono Award (2015)
He serves as Vice-Chair for Publications in the ABA Tax Section (2018) and previously chaired its Pro Bono and Tax Clinics Committee. Contact: kfogg@law.harvard.edu
