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The College provides recognition to leading members of the Bar who have made significant contributions to the understanding and improvement of our tax system.

To be eligible for election as a Fellow in the College, an individual must satisfy the following requirements, the individual: must have been admitted to practice of law for at least 15 years and be currently engaged in (or be retired from) the private practice of law (whether in a law firm or in a corporate legal or tax department), in a government legal position, or in law school teaching, and the principal part of his or her professional time must be or have been devoted to tax and tax related matters, and must have maintained a high standard of excellence and ethical performance in the practice of tax law and have demonstrated an exceptional degree of professional commitment to such practice by one or more of the following:

1. Active involvement with the work of the Tax Section of the American Bar Association;
   
2. Active involvement in planning and/or speaking at tax seminars and programs;
   
3. Holding office in tax committees or sections of regional, state and local bar associations;
   
4. Significant legal writing and/or teaching in the field of taxation;
   
5. Holding responsible office involving tax administration with the federal government:

Membership into the College is by nomination and election only.