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United States<br />

Leonard B Terr<br />

Baker & McKenzie LLP<br />

815 Connecticut Avenue, NW<br />

Washington, DC 20006-4078<br />

US<br />

Tel: (1) 202 452 7087<br />

Fax: (1) 202 835 1889<br />

Email: leonard.b.terr@bakernet.com<br />

Website: www.bakernet.com<br />

Leonard B Terr is a partner in the Washington DC office of Baker & McKenzie. His<br />

practice focuses on domestic and international taxation of multinational corporations,<br />

with emphasis on international tax planning, transfer pricing, and tax controversies. Mr<br />

Terr has over 25 years of experience representing US-based and foreign-based<br />

multinationals, foreign governments, international organizations and trade associations<br />

in all phases of international tax practice.<br />

Representative client matters include planning, obtaining rulings on, and<br />

implementing, multi-country restructurings, mergers and acquisitions, divestitures<br />

and joint ventures, global supply chain and business model reorganizations, postmerger<br />

integration and other international transactions. Typically his clients are<br />

companies in the automobile, aerospace, consumer products, electronics, insurance,<br />

natural resources, pharmaceutical, services, telecommunications and other industries.<br />

Mr Terr’s practice also includes securing bilateral and multilateral advance pricing<br />

agreements; interacting with tax treaty negotiators to obtain favorable provisions in<br />

pending new treaties and protocols on behalf of companies and industry groups;<br />

testifying on proposed international tax regulations; achieving favorable settlements of<br />

tax cases involving a wide variety of issues; and obtaining favorable competent<br />

authority and other agreements in tax controversies involving most major European,<br />

Asia-Pacific, Latin and North American jurisdictions.<br />

Mr Terr has served as a consultant on the American Law Institute project on tax<br />

treaties, and as a current or former editorial board member on <strong>Tax</strong> Notes International,<br />

<strong>Tax</strong> Management International Journal, The Journal of Corporate <strong>Tax</strong>ation, and Hartford<br />

Institute on Insurance <strong>Tax</strong>ation. Mr Terr currently serves on Baker & McKenzie’s North<br />

American tax practice group management committee. He is a member of the<br />

International Fiscal Association, sits on the IFA-USA council, and was US National<br />

Reporter. He sits on the American Bar Association tax section’s Foreign Activities of<br />

US <strong>Tax</strong>payers Committee, has served as chairman of the Section 367 sub-committee<br />

and currently chairs the Source sub-committee. Mr Terr serves on the tax section’s task<br />

force on Global <strong>Tax</strong> Policy. He has chaired the Washington International <strong>Tax</strong> Study<br />

Group since 1990.<br />

Mr Terr served as international tax counsel of the US Treasury Department from 1987<br />

to 1989. He headed the US delegation in the negotiation of the current US-Germany<br />

tax treaty, in addition to over a dozen other US tax treaties and protocols. He directed<br />

the treasury’s work on international tax legislation and regulations, the transfer pricing<br />

White Paper and other US and OECD international tax policy initiatives. He<br />

previously served as law clerk to Chief Judge Wilson Cowen of the US Court of<br />

Appeals for the Federal Circuit. He is currently adjunct professor of international tax<br />

law at the Georgetown University Law Center.<br />

Mr Terr holds an AB from LaSalle College, an AM and PhD from Brown University<br />

and a JD from Cornell University.<br />

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