IPRG’s Practice Leaders

Ray Andrews, EA (New York), Member, Director

Ray has worked exclusively in this practice for 20 years.  Prior to co-founding IPRG he practiced with Milbank, Tweed for 5 years and Ernst & Young for 9 years.  Ray was a tax executive with Gulf & Western/Paramount Communications from 1975 to 1991.  Ray has authored several articles, and earned his Masters of Taxation degree at The University of New Haven.  In addition to interest analysis work, Ray coordinates IPRG’s expedited refund and penalty abatement services.

Donna Gregory, EA (Dallas), National Practice Leader – Tax Computation Issues

Donna has worked exclusively in this practice for 15 years.  Prior to joining IPRG Donna practiced with Ernst & Young for 10 years.  Subsequent to retiring from Ernst & Young, she served as a special consultant to The TAARP Group for 5 years, primarily assisting the firm in reconstructing complex IRS tax computations.  Donna spent 17 years as a tax computation and restricted interest specialist with the IRS Appeals Office before entering private practice. 

Scott Rogers, Esq.  (Atlanta), Member, Managing Director

Scott has worked exclusively in this practice for 20 years.  Prior to co-founding IPRG he practiced with Milbank, Tweed for 10 years and KPMG’s interest team, which spun off to become The TAARP Group in 2005, for 5 years.  Scott has authored numerous articles, served as a speaker to both Tax Executives Institute and American Payroll Association and served as an expert witness.  He earned his J.D. at Rutgers School of Law – Newark.  View Scott's recommendations on LinkedIn:  LinkedIn Profile

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"As the VP-Tax for a Fortune 500 company, I was approached by Scott, who suggested his service of reviewing IRS transcripts for errors in the calculation of interest, and in the event there were unfavorable errors, to then file the appropriate claims to obtain a refund. Because this was on a contingent fee basis, there was no downside risk to the company. A material error was found and a refund claim was filed and all I had to do along the way was sign a few forms. Scott and [IPRG] handled everything, and did it remotely. It was easy money, and money that we would never have been aware of if not for Scott. Furthermore, because of on-going audit activity and the IRS freezing a number of years prior to the audit periods, it took over four years to receive the refund (and not until we received the refund did Scott earn his fee). During this time, he maintained regular communication and exhibited quite a bit of patience. Overall, we are very pleased and have plans to use him again for some recent, big dollar and multi-year, IRS activity.”

VP -Tax, Fortune 500 Financial/Real Estate Company