Jennifer Gray
Director, Federal Legislative & Regulatory Services
Jennifer Gray is a director in the Federal Legislative & Regulatory Services (FLRS) group in KPMG LLP’s Washington National Tax office. Prior to rejoining the group in 2014, Jennifer spent six years as the primary advisor to United States Senators serving on the Senate Finance, Senate Budget, and Senate Commerce Committees. Her responsibilities included developing, analyzing, and managing all legislative priorities and initiatives for the Senators in the areas of federal tax, trade, pension, and budget policy. During her tenure in the Senate, Jennifer authored many tax legislative initiatives that were enacted into law by incorporation into a number of pieces of legislative including: the American Jobs Creation Act, the Pension Funding Equity Act of 2004, and the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Act.
As part of KPMG’s FLRS group, Jennifer gives clients immediate notification about breaking developments in tax legislation or federal tax regulations; coordinates the early identification of specific client issues concerning legislation, regulations, rulings, and other administrative pronouncements; helps clients prioritize responses to proposed legislation and regulations; provides insight and advice to clients in anticipation of possible legislative or regulatory changes and the impact of such changes on client tax planning; assists clients in the legislative and regulatory process; and conducts “roundtable briefings” and discussions.
Jennifer has a JD degree from Harvard Law School and a BA degree from Centre College of Kentucky.
Federal Legislative & Regulatory Services
The KPMG Federal Legislative & Regulatory Services practice gives clients immediate notification about breaking developments in tax legislation or federal tax regulations; provides insight and advice to clients in anticipation of possible legislative or regulatory changes and the impact of such changes on client tax planning; assists clients in the legislative and regulatory process; and conducts “roundtable” briefings and discussions.