Richard Clark

Taught tax classes at CSU and participated in numerous continuing education lectures on issues of tax at CPA, attorneys and enrolled agents seminars.
Earned degrees at CSU with a BS, at University of Denver Law School with a JD and New York University with a LLM in taxation.
Born and raised in Colorado.
Served as a trustee for a charitable organization granting scholarships to students working on degrees in schools advancing education and skills for industry
Played the viola in a chamber orchestra in Pueblo, CO

New York University School of Law

LL.M. (1976) | taxation

1974 - 1976

Worked for an accounting firm and a real estate development company that built shopping centers and office buildings with entities that used real estate tax incentives to get investors

Activities: Participated in student group studies and get together sessions with the professors

The University of Denver Sturm College of Law

J.D. (1970) | Law

1968 - 1970

Prepared accounting and trust tax returns in the trust department and ran the "Blotter" every night.

Activities: Worked at Colorado Nat'l Bank trust dept; worked on weekends in a law library in a Denver office building filing updates to research books; lived with a Denver judge and cooked for him and his two sons

Colorado State University

B.S. (1966) | physics and math

1963 - 1967

Worked in the CSU Student Center looking after the tickets sold for professional programs on campus and as a support staff member

Activities: Participated in several business organizations on campus including president of the Society for Advancement of Business. Also participated in organizations promoting additional education in physics, on campus

Assi't professor at CSU. Taught at CPA professional sociaties and CO Bar Asso

AICPA, Colorado State University, Colorado Bar Association, Enrolled Agents

1971 - 1983

Taught mostly tax classes at CSU, in their graduate accounting program; Taught tax continuing education classes for professional associations in numerous states including CO, NE, WY and II

Income Tax Procedure

myself-there were no textbooks available at that time

September 15, 1978

Criminal Tax Investigations, Annual Bar Association Conference, Vail, CO

October 19, 2000

Colorado Bar Association Public And Legal Services

Prepared an outline of the current law and presented the subject to the attending attorneys

licensed to practice law in the State of Colorado

Colorado Supreme Court

1976

State Bar of Colorado  # 6519

Member

Current

Colorado Bar Association  # 95902

member/lecturer

1975 - Current

Activities: Twice presented courses on IRS criminal investigations, as part of the annual CO Bar Association meetings in Vail, CO

Colorado

Colorado Supreme Court

ID Number: 6519

10th Circuit

ID Number: #6519

Since 1976

US Bankruptcy Court

ID Number: 06519

Since 1992

US Tax Court

ID Number: CR0724

Since 1980

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