The ABA Tax Section has announced that it will award two two-year pro bono fellowships to recent law school graduates (J.D. or LL.M.) or judicial clerks for their work in tax-related public service organizations:

The section is now accepting applications for those interested in the two annual fellowships. Applicants must arrange employment with a tax-related § 501(c)(3) organization of choice, and must commit to working there for two years. Their work must involve taxation or the administration of tax law. Possible options include the Low Income Taxpayer Clinics in all fifty states, supported in part by the IRS. The section will pay the salary and benefits for two fellows each year, and will provide a law school debt service plan to those not already covered by such a program.

For more information, see here. Completed application forms are due August 1, 2009.