State Tax Interest Group Meeting and Technical Session (E1911578)

Matthew Cammarata is an associate in the State and Local Tax Group of Lowenstein Sandler. Mr. Cammarata focuses his practice on litigating state and local tax controversies as well as transactional matters. Prior to joining Morrison & Foerster, Mr. Cammarata worked for the Litigation Bureau of the Massachusetts Department of Revenue, where he litigated cases on behalf of the Massachusetts Commissioner of Revenue. He has substantial experience litigating complex state tax controversies involving financial institution excise, corporate income, sales and use, and personal income taxes.

Mr. Cammarata has written and spoken on various state and local tax issues, and serves as the co-editor of the firm’s State + Local Tax Insights publication. Mr. Cammarata earned his J.D. from Boston College Law School, where he was a quarter-finalist in the J. Braxton Craven Constitutional Law National Moot Court Competition and the Wendell F. Grimes Moot Court Competition.