Honoring Heritage: A Native American Perspective with Jordan Cooper-Fossmo
with Jordan Cooper-Fossmo
Haven’t Filed Your 2021 Tax Return Yet? The IRS Team is Here to Help!
Natalia Thaniel, Priscilla A. Uribe
For most U.S. taxpayers, the deadline to submit and pay 2021 tax returns is Monday, April 18, 2022. Do you still have questions about what to file, how to apply for an extension, or where your refund is?
Don’t worry! The Tax Outreach, Partnership, and Education team from the IRS will...
For most U.S. taxpayers, the deadline to submit and pay 2021 tax returns is Monday, April 18, 2022. Do you still have questions about what to file, how to apply for an extension, or where your refund is?
Don’t worry! The Tax Outreach, Partnership, and Education team from the IRS will be joining us to answer all of your tax-related questions.
During this chat, the IRS team will also discuss credits available to individuals and families, new changes to the American Rescue Plan, and how you can benefit from them.
In this chat you will learn about:
- Filing Deadlines and Extensions
- Gathering the Right Documents
- Free Tax Prep Help
- Available Tax Credits
Meet The Speakers
Natalia Thaniel
Tax Outreach, Partnership and Education, IRS | Public Affairs Specialist
As a Public Affairs Specialist, Natalia is part of the Tax Outreach, Partnership and Education Branch of the IRS. Although new to the IRS, her strong background in education and communication are instrumental in Natalia’s effective conveyance of necessary tax information with nontraditional tax communities.
After graduating from The Catholic University of America, Natalia started her career as a Baltimore and Washington DC Public school teacher. She later joined the Army as Broadcast Journalist with duty assignments in Germany. There, she was a radio and television host and writer/producer for American Forces Network. Natalia was also a media production and outreach specialist for the First Infantry Division.
As a civilian, aside from teaching, she had the privilege of being the Lead Writer and Editor for Arlington National Cemetery. She was Public Affairs Chief for First Army Division East and worked in publications and global outreach for DoDEA school systems.
Most recently, Natalia was the Director of Communications for Army Futures Command Air and Missile Defense and a Public Affairs Specialist with Veteran Affairs.
Natalia also studied film at Morgan State University and is currently finishing an additional master’s degree in Education concentrating in Curriculum Instruction and Design.
Priscilla A. Uribe
Tax Outreach, Partnership, and Education, IRS | Bilingual Public Affairs Specialist
Priscilla is a Bilingual Public Affairs Specialist with Tax Outreach, Partnership and Education. She specializes in partnering with national organizations that can benefit from tax information, especially for Spanish-speaking communities and outside of the traditional tax communities.
She has been with the Internal Revenue Service since 2007. Priscilla began her career with the Internal Revenue Service as a data transcriber representative. Soon after, she joined the audit department as an examiner, in which she learned a wide range of the department’s laws, principles and procedures in depth. She later was able to assist constituents by becoming a Case Advocate, with Taxpayer Advocate Service.
As a senior advocate and analyst, she assisted the taxpayer in technical and procedural tax cases covering issues encountered in the TAS office while concentrating on those with the most complicating or specialized factors.
Priscilla has acquired basic knowledge of accounting and knowledge of examination techniques, the interrelationships between Federal and state laws, and general and geographic business practices.
