November Chapter Dinner Meeting

Speaker:
Randi Watson, CFE, Special Agent

IRS Criminal Investigation (IRS-CI)

Presentation Topic:
Overview of IRS Criminal Investigation:  

The Types of Cases We Investigate

Date/Time:
Thursday, November 5, 2026
5:30 pm: Registration and Networking
6:15 pm: Buffet Dinner
7:00 pm: Speaker

*Dinner Meeting Costs:
Food Selection:  Buddy's Pizza! 

Members: $45.00
Non-Members (1st and 2nd time attending):  $45.00
Non-Members (3rd or more times attending): $50.00
Students:  $19.00

New! Virtual Meeting Costs:
Members: $20.00
Non-Members:  $25.00
Students:  $10.00
Virtual Attendance Guide

*Notice: Our monthly meetings are open to anyone who would like to attend. However, after two meetings, you will be asked to join our Chapter. Chapter Dues are $50.00 per year. If you choose not to join our Chapter, you are still welcome to attend, but the Chapter Dinner Meeting cost will be $50.00. 

About the Speaker:  Randi Watson has been a Special Agent with the Internal Revenue Service – Criminal Investigation (IRS-CI) in the Detroit Field office since December 2019. Prior to becoming a Special Agent with IRS-CI, Randi was a Forensic Accountant for the FBI for two years and a forensic accountant at a private CPA firm for approximately three years.  Randi holds a Master’s Degree in Accounting and Finance from Walsh College and Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting Fraud Investigation from Davenport University. She is also a certified fraud examiner. IRS-CI’s mission is to serve the American public by investigating potential criminal violations of the Internal Revenue Code and related financial crimes in a manner that fosters confidence in the tax system and compliance with the law. IRS-CI investigations include primarily tax violations, Bank Secrecy Act violations, and money laundering. This encompasses fraud in legal industries as well as illegal industries, including terrorism financing, human trafficking, crimes against children, and narcotics related financial crimes. IRS-CI assists in the prosecution of these significant financial crimes which generate the maximum deterrent effect, enhance voluntary compliance, and promote public confidence in the tax system.

Questions? Contact Debra at [email protected].