Dan is the managing member of the Law Offices of Daniel N. Price, PLLC. Dan's legal practice focuses on federal tax and Title 31 matters including civil and criminal defense of IRS audits and investigations. Dan assists taxpayers in navigating the process of coming into compliance, including taxpayers with international reporting obligations who have for one reason or another failed to comply fully with U.S. tax and Title 31 laws. Dan’s deep expertise concerning the IRS’ voluntary disclosure practice, the Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures, and international penalty regimes allows him craft strategies to mitigate civil penalties and criminal exposure. Dan further assists taxpayers in battling taxes and penalties asserted by the IRS and certain state tax authorities.

For over 19 years Dan served as an attorney for the Office of Chief Counsel of the Internal Revenue Service. Dan’s prior government service included extensive work in the arena of international enforcement and included assisting the IRS in completely revising its Voluntary Disclosure Practice. Dan also worked with the Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Programs, the Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedures, foreign bank account reporting, Bank Secrecy Act investigations, various LB&I compliance campaigns, expatriation issues, international collection of taxes, and much more. Dan also provided many training sessions to IRS, Appeals, and Chief Counsel personnel across the United States.

Dan is an attorney licensed in Texas and New York. He is a member of STEP, a volunteer member of the AICPA Foreign Trust Task Force, and a member of the American Bar Association.

Dan received his J.D., with honors, from the University of Texas School of Law. While attending law school, he passed the Uniform CPA exam (not licensed as a CPA).