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Ameek Ashok Ponda was quoted in a press release titled "American College of Tax Counsel Files Murrin Amicus Brief with U.S. Supreme Court," published by EIN Presswire on March 25, 2026. The release discusses the American College of Tax Counsel’s amicus brief, which urges the U.S. Supreme Court to resolve a circuit court split over whether the IRS can extend the statute of limitations indefinitely based on fraud by someone other than the taxpayer, a position the College argues is unfair and inconsistent with the law.

Ameek, who is President of the American College of Tax Counsel, emphasized the consequences of this interpretation, stating that “with the Third Circuit’s holding that a tax preparer’s fraudulent intent is sufficient to hold open the limitations period for the taxpayer indefinitely, the IRS is able to impose tax, penalties, and interest against a taxpayer for years or even decades after a filing,” and warning that this approach “puts taxpayers in the position of having devastating and unexpected tax bills through no fault of their own.”