Tyler Johnson

Tyler Johnson is an Associate specializing in Tax Controversy & Transfer Pricing at Mayer Brown, a prominent law firm.1 Here are some key details about his background and expertise:

Professional Experience

Tyler Johnson's practice focuses on representing corporate, partnership, and individual taxpayers in all stages of federal tax controversy, including examination, administrative appeal, litigation and trial.1 His areas of expertise include:

• Tax Controversy & Litigation
• International Tax & Transfer Pricing

Education and Qualifications

Tyler has an impressive educational background:

• JD (cum laude) from Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law
• LLM in Taxation (with honors) from Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law
• BS in Finance and BS in Accounting from the University of Maryland
• Certified Public Accountant, licensed in District of Columbia and Virginia1

Prior Experience

Before joining Mayer Brown, Tyler gained valuable experience:

• Served as a law clerk to Judge Tamara W. Ashford of the United States Tax Court
• Worked as a Certified Public Accountant in the International Tax Consulting group of a global accounting firm1

Publications and Insights

Tyler contributes to Mayer Brown's thought leadership:

• Co-authored a post on the firm's Best Methods blog discussing global tax developments3
• Contributed to an analysis of the "standard of review" that the Tax Court applies to IRS transfer pricing adjustments2

Tyler Johnson's unique combination of legal expertise, accounting background, and judicial clerkship experience provides him with valuable insights into tax controversy and transfer pricing matters, making him a notable associate at Mayer Brown.