Before becoming the very well known tax attorney that she is today, Roni Lynn Deutch was an active sports enthusiast. She grew up in Southern California and was raised in a big family. In her early life, Roni Deutch developed a great passion for the sport baseball. At the young age of 11, she became known as the first ever female in the history of Southern California to play in an all boy’s little league baseball team. When she was 12, Roni Deutch became an Allstar player. As a teenager, she continued playing with the little league through the age of 15. Upon graduating from high school, Roni Deutch joined a female softball team as a pitcher, which helped her team win in the national championship division.

Roni Deutch continued her studies and attended the University of California at Berkley, where she still played baseball. She graduated with a double major in Ethnic Studies and Pre-Law, and was a nationally ranked player, playing third base in the college’s women’s softball team. Soon after, she attended Western State University College of Law where she fostered her Pre-Law platform with a focus on tax law.

It was during her time in law school where Roni Deutch identified drawbacks of the Federal Taxation system and the destructive repercussions it can have on the people who have become bound to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Once she graduated from law school, Roni Deutch dedicated her practice and profession on behalf of American tax payers who seek relief from Federal Tax liability. She put together a team of tax debt lawyers and taught tax professionals to serve tax payers all over America. Thus, the Roni Deutch Tax Corporation was established.