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United States<br />

Brian E Lebowitz<br />

Alston & Bird LLP<br />

The Atlantic Building<br />

950 F Street, NW<br />

Washington, DC 20004-1404<br />

US<br />

Tel: (1) 202 756 3394<br />

Fax: (1) 202 654 4934<br />

Email: brian.lebowitz@alston.com<br />

Website: www.alston.com<br />

Brian E Lebowitz is a member of the firm’s international tax group and its federal income<br />

tax group.<br />

His practice over the past 25 years has been devoted primarily to representing<br />

corporations in both international and domestic tax matters. He has extensive experience<br />

in international transfer pricing (including the negotiation of advance pricing<br />

agreements), structuring business transactions of various types, the taxation of debt<br />

instruments and other financial products, tax accounting issues, and tax valuations. In<br />

addition to helping clients conduct their business affairs intelligently in light of their<br />

surrounding tax environment, he assists them in improving that environment by<br />

negotiating advance agreements or obtaining advance rulings that expand the areas<br />

within which they can operate with relative certainty. When controversies with the IRS<br />

or other tax administrators arise, Mr Lebowitz helps clients to resolve them. He also<br />

advises both clients and colleagues on the application of economic analysis in tax and<br />

other legal matters.<br />

Mr Lebowitz has published articles on a variety of subjects. His publications include “In<br />

Search of the Perfect Code” (Legal Times, July 5 1999, at S25) and “Transfer Pricing and<br />

the End of International <strong>Tax</strong>ation” (84 <strong>Tax</strong> Notes 1523 (1999)). The latter article was<br />

reprinted in a <strong>Tax</strong> Management Transfer Pricing Special Report (Nov 1 2000). Mr Lebowitz<br />

also co-wrote with two economists “Using <strong>Tax</strong> Exempt Bonds to Finance Professional<br />

Sports Stadiums” (78 <strong>Tax</strong> Notes 1663 (1998)).<br />

Mr Lebowitz received his JD in 1980 from Stanford Law School, where he was an article<br />

editor for the Stanford Law Review. He also received a PhD in economics in 1977, as well<br />

as an M Phil in 1975 and an MA in 1974, from Yale University. He earned his BA, summa<br />

cum laude, in 1972 from Amherst College and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa in his junior<br />

year. After law school, he clerked for the Honourable Thomas Gibbs Gee of the US<br />

Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit. Before joining Alston & Bird, he practised at<br />

Covington & Burling in Washington DC, where he was of counsel.<br />

Mr Lebowitz is a member of the tax sections of both the American Bar Association and<br />

the District of Columbia Bar Association and is admitted to practise before the US<br />

Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit and the US <strong>Tax</strong> Court. He is a member of the<br />

National <strong>Tax</strong> Association, the American Economic Association, the American Law and<br />

Economics Association, the International Fiscal Association, and the Committee on<br />

<strong>Tax</strong>ation of the US Council for International Business.<br />

278 Guide to the World’s Leading <strong>Tax</strong> <strong>Advisers</strong>

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