Neil Birkhoff Outlines LITCs and Volunteer Opportunities Assisting Low-Income Taxpayers 

In an article published in the Spring 2024 issue of the Virginia State Bar Taxation Law Section Newsletter, Woods Rogers Tax Principal Neil Birkhoff outlines how Low-Income Taxpayer Clinics (LITCs) can keep low-income taxpayers afloat when faced with tax issues that could otherwise sink them financially. He outlines the benefits of the program and volunteer opportunities that provide a broad array of tax services.   

Neil has held numerous positions with The Community Tax Law Project, a LITC based in Richmond, as well as serving as the Visiting Director of the Washington & Lee Law School Tax Clinic during the 2021-2022 academic year. Woods Rogers is proud of our attorneys’ commitment to improving access to justice.

For more information, please visit the Virginia State Bar Taxation Section website.