Sponsorships

Funded by the Tax Law Institute, our scholarship program for seniors selects individuals to participate in an all-expenses-paid, online series of eight-week course(s) at Harvard Medical School. The program is open exclusively to seniors. The program is led by Khadija Y. Deloache who is the Executive Director-Designate of the Kidney Transplant Institute. Its primary objective is to help seniors learn more about managing their healthcare so they can live longer. However, the principle focus of the program is on renal education. The mission of the Kidney Transplant Institute is to encourage research and support for the development of a vaccine to eradicate the BK virus. The BK virus can destroy up to 90% of a graft implanted (kidney transplantation) as an alternative treatment to renal failure. 

How to Apply

 A remote curriculum - equivalent courses studied during the first year of medical school - makeup the program. There is no cost to the recipient to participate. Participants learn online with faculty using weekly assignments transmitted from Harvard Medical School. Contact the Tax Law Institute if you're interested 1.202.800.9230

Visit onlinelearning.hms.harvard.edu

Contact

Lauren McHale

HMX

Office of Online Learning

Harvard Medical School

Lauren_McHale@hmx.harvard.edu

Harvard Institute of Medicine

4 Blackfan Circle

Boston, MA 02115

617-432-8900

Based in Washington D.C., U.S. Tax Court Litigators Corp. is an affiliate of the Tax Law Institute. The organization is accredited by The Florida Bar as providers of legal specialization in tax law. It provides CLE and an advisory to attorneys engaged in Federal tax litigation to resolve civil tax controversies in United States Tax Court. 

Louis "L.B." Carpenter serves as Chief Tax Litigation Counsel and Tax Practice Director. He is a CPA engaged in Federal Tax Practice and is authorized to practice exclusively before an Article III Court (U.S. Tax Court) as a United States Tax Court Practitioner. 

USTCL member practitioners serve indigent taxpayers as pro bono representatives at the Hawaii Low Income Taxpayer Clinic in Honolulu, Hawaii. 

USTCL also coordinates remote Student Trial Practice through the HLITC for non-attorney bar applicants enrolled in TLI's U.S. Tax Court Non-Attorney Bar Admission and the Litigation Training Program.

Contact

Louis "L.B." Carpenter CPA USTCP CFA

Chief Tax Litigation Counsel | Tax Practice Director

email: lb.carpenter@ustaxcourtlitigators.org

Founded in 2020 by Janean Kong, Jim Chapman, L.B. Carpenter and Michael Stuart, all of the Tax Law Institute (with the invaluable assistance of 2021 Tax Court bar candidate, Rod Monger), the Hawaii LITC offers free advocacy, free tax education, and pro bono legal representation to working Hawaiians who meet LITC Income Guidelines. The Clinic is generously supported by the Tax Law Institute. The Hawaii Federal Tax Clinic is a 501(c)(3) corporation.

The Clinic Director is Janean Kong E.A., a member of the Teaching Faculty at TLI. She is certified as a Pretrial Tax Litigation Specialist and previously assisted U.S. Tax Court Litigators Corp. a TLI affiliate accredited by The Florida Bar to deliver courses that promote a legal specialization in tax law. It also serves as an advisory to attorneys engaged in litigation in U.S. Tax Court. USTCL provides pro bono legal services to Hawaii LITC's indigent clients 

The Hawaii LITC is a "no-fee" clinic that offers tax advocacy, tax education, and pro bono legal representative to low-income taxpayers living on the Hawaiian Islands. 

Contact

Janean Kong E.A.

Clinic Director

email: janean.kong@hawaiilitc.org