Megan Kirmil; B.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, with highest distinction, 1999; J.D., University of Virginia School of Law, 2002. Articles Review Editor for the Virginia Tax Review at University of Virginia Law School. Authored "Truly a Wolf, or Just a Sheep in Wolf's Clothing? The Active Financing Exception to Subpart F," Virginia Tax Review (Spring 2002). Admitted to District of Columbia Bar. Ms. Kirmil is currently with Miller & Chevalier and her practice focuses on federal income tax planning and controversy, including transfer pricing issues, general business and energy credit issues, tax accounting issues, valuation issues, and tax-exempt organizations. She has extensive experience successfully representing large multinational corporate clients before the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) National Office and resolving federal income tax controversies at the audit level, at IRS Appeals, and in court. Her tax-exempt practice includes the representation of trade associations and non-profit health providers.