Carol Doran Klein manages USCIB’s Taxation Committee and represents member views on key tax policies and initiatives to the U.S. government and to various international forums. She also serves as vice chair on the executive bureau of the BIAC Tax Committee, where she represents the views of U.S. business. As vice chair she participates in meetings with senior OECD secretariat officials and members of the OECD’s Committee on Fiscal Affairs.
Prior to joining USCIB, Klein served with Deloitte and Arthur Andersen, advising clients on international tax planning. As deputy international tax counsel with the U.S. Department of the Treasury, she coordinated Treasury’s efforts on international tax legislation, participated in the development of the U.S. Model Income Tax Treaty, and managed the published guidance process. Klein also worked at the Internal Revenue Service, where she wrote and reviewed regulations and provided litigation support.
With a law degree with honors from Albany Law School and a bachelor’s degree in English from the State University of New York at Albany, Klein has served as an adjunct professor of international tax at Georgetown University. Klein was recently named to the International Tax Review’s global tax 50 and is a frequent speaker on international tax issues.
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USCIB Taxation Committee:
https://www.uscib.org/taxation-ud-827/
Recent Articles by Carol
USCIB Tax Expert Featured In International Tax Review’s ‘Global Tax 50’ (1/14/2020) - The International Tax Review (ITR) publication released their annual 'Global Tax 50' in December, featuring a rundown of the most influential individuals, organizations, geopolitical events and trends in the tax world. 
USCIB Urges Treasury to Work With OECD on Digital Taxation (10/8/2019) - USCIB Urges Treasury to Work With OECD on Digital Taxes
USCIB Reports on Public Hearing on Digital Services Tax (8/20/2019) - USCIB submitted comments on August 20 to the Section 301 Committee on the Investigation of France’s Digital Services Tax (DST). According to USCIB's taxation and trade policy experts Carol Doran Klein and Eva Hampl, USCIB believes that France’s DST is actionable under Section 301 because it is unreasonable and discriminates against U.S. companies.Carol’s Committees
Taxation - The Taxation Committee promotes sound and consistent international tax policy and advocates against government policies that result in double taxation.