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Kathryn M. Gilden,
Principal |
PROFESSIONAL BACKGROUND
LEWIS B. FREEMAN &
PARTNERS, INC.
2003-Present
Principal
Perform forensic accounting investigations of complex financial matters
related to civil litigation and bankruptcy, prepare detailed financial
asset tracing analyses; review and analyze banking, accounting and tax
data; provide accounting and litigation support in the areas of fraud
and professional negligence; evaluate and assess accounting and audit
work papers; assist Court-appointed fiduciary in carrying out various
accounting and financial aspects of their duties and responsibilities.
DELOITTE AND TOUCHE,
LLP
2002-2003
Senior Consultant
Researched federal and state tax laws; wrote memorandum and tax opinions
concerning implications of tax planning initiatives; reviewed research
and correspondence prepared by consultants and interns; prepared
proposals outlining tax and financial planning strategies; arranged
financial analysis models to compute monetary savings resulting from
planning ideas; assessed and supervised the preparation of state and
municipal income/franchise tax returns for multi-jurisdictional clients;
supported clients with state income tax, sales and use tax and unclaimed
property audits; prepared audit protests and other correspondences to
tax authorities; developed pro-active strategies to mitigated future tax
exposure; negotiated with state tax authorities and prepared voluntary
disclosure agreements for clients with outstanding tax liabilities.
ARTHUR ANDERSON, LLP
1999-2002
State and Local Tax Consulting Associate
Prepared state and municipal income/franchise tax returns for
multi-jurisdictional clients; organized apportionment data and net
operating loss carryover schedules; performed and managed reverse sales
and use tax audits; supervised associates and interns; researched
federal and state tax laws; wrote memorandum concerning implications of
tax planning initiatives; developed comparative guides for clients
looking at potential new locations, including general tax information
for each location, as well as various tax credits and incentives
available; prepared and maintained project work programs and budget
analysis reports for engagements and arranged client bills.
LEWIS B. FREEMAN &
PARTNERS, INC.
1997-1999
Intern
Provided accounting
support in various fraud investigations; assisted State court-appointed
Receiver for Unique Gems Int’l Corp., a business opportunity fraud and
Ponzi scheme that bilked 15,000 investors out of more than $40 million
in a 17-month period with recreating books, tracing money and assisting
with claims review process; set up and maintained financial information
in Quicken and Quickbooks; reconciled accounts for individual clients.
EDUCATION