 In this role, Oveson led 2,300 employees in 74 locations across the U.S., reported independently to Congress on problems facing America's
taxpayers, and recommended administrative and legislative solutions to stop the problems from recurring.In 2000, Oveson joined PricewaterhouseCoopers, where he was a managing director and lead of the knowledge management function for the state and local tax group.He was based in Washington, D.C.