Tax Advisers - Deloitte
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United States<br />
Jerome B Libin<br />
Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP<br />
1275 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW<br />
Washington, DC 20004<br />
US<br />
Tel: (1) 202 383 0145<br />
Fax: (1) 202 637 3593<br />
Email: jerome.libin@sablaw.com<br />
Website: www.sablaw.com<br />
Jerry Libin is the firm-wide chair of the 80-lawyer tax group at Sutherland Asbill &<br />
Brennan LLP. He handles matters involving virtually every aspect of domestic and<br />
international corporate taxation for a broad range of US and foreign clients. His principal<br />
areas of concentration are tax controversy, tax planning (including transfer pricing),<br />
corporate acquisitions, dispositions and restructurings, and financial transactions<br />
involving domestic and/or international tax considerations. Mr Libin has successfully<br />
litigated a number of important federal tax cases. He also handles constitutional<br />
challenges to state tax statutes.<br />
Mr Libin has extensive experience in dealing with the Treasury Department in matters<br />
such as the revision of proposed regulations and the negotiation of tax treaty provisions.<br />
He has handled legislative matters involving presentations to the Congressional taxwriting<br />
committees and the Joint Committee on <strong>Tax</strong>ation. As a consultant to the<br />
American Law Institute International <strong>Tax</strong> Study Project, Mr Libin participated in the<br />
development of a number of international tax proposals that became part of the Internal<br />
Revenue Code of 1986. He has also served as an informal adviser to the staff of the Senate<br />
Finance Committee.<br />
From 2001 to 2005, Mr Libin was president of the 10,000-member International Fiscal<br />
Association (IFA), the largest professional organization in the world devoted exclusively<br />
to the study of international tax matters. He is currently a member of the executive<br />
committee of the US branch of IFA. Mr Libin has also served as a member of the council<br />
of the <strong>Tax</strong> Section of the American Bar Association and as chair of its Special Committee<br />
on Standing to Sue, Committee on Integration, Special Projects Committee and<br />
Globalization Task Force. A past chair of the <strong>Tax</strong>ation Division of the District of<br />
Columbia Bar; he is also a fellow of the American College of <strong>Tax</strong> Counsel and a master<br />
of the bench of the J Edgar Murdock American Inn of Court, the only inn of court<br />
dealing with federal tax matters. He has been a professorial lecturer on advanced<br />
corporate taxation at the George Washington University National Law Center. He is a<br />
frequent speaker at tax programmes and a contributor to tax periodicals.<br />
Mr Libin is listed in the Best Lawyers in America, the Guide to the World’s Leading <strong>Tax</strong><br />
<strong>Advisers</strong>, Chambers USA – America’s Leading Business Lawyers, Chambers Global – World’s<br />
Leading Lawyers, the International <strong>Tax</strong> Review World <strong>Tax</strong> Guide, and various other<br />
publications listing prominent tax practitioners.<br />
Mr Libin graduated from University of Michigan Law School, where he was editorin-chief<br />
of the Law Review. Before joining the firm in 1961, he served as a law clerk to<br />
Associate Justice Charles E Whittaker of the United States Supreme Court.<br />
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