K. Tyson Law is excited to announce that Karin Gross was elected as a Fellow of the American College of Tax Counsel (ACTC) at the meeting of its Board of Regents on May 8, 2026. She joins Kimberly Tyson, founder of K. Tyson Law, a Fellow who was inducted in January 2026.
Membership in the ACTC is limited to 700 tax attorneys across the U.S. who are the top of the tax bar in the United States. Fellows must be nominated by a current fellow to be considered, have been a member of the bar for at least 15 years, and have devoted most of their career to tax and tax-related matters. The American College of Tax Counsel announced the election of twelve new Fellows in their press release.
Karin’s qualifications include over 30 years at the IRS Office of the Chief Counsel specializing in tax rules for charitable giving. She is now an attorney at K. Tyson Law, a private boutique tax firm founded in 2025. Karin provides her clients with guidance on charitable giving.
The American College of Tax Counsel is a professional organization of “an extraordinary group of America’s very best tax attorneys” who “have made exceptional contributions to their chosen profession.” Through the ACTC, members collaborate to promote sound tax policy and fair and effective tax administration.