Peter M Daub - Is this you? Claim and update your profile for free. 10.0 Superb Experience Industry Recognition Professional Conduct Find out more about the Avvo Rating Client Ratings Not yet reviewed Former client? Write a review No professional misconduct found. E-mail Lawyer Share Lawyer's website Add to list Overview Practice Areas 100% Tax Contact Information Baker & McKenzie, LLP 815 Connecticut Avenue N.W. Washington, DC 20006 202-452-7081 View map E-mail this lawyer Visit lawyer's website References Client Reviews Client reviews: you be the judge (without giving away your identity) If you're a current or former client of this lawyer, tell others what it's like to work with him or her (anonymously, if you want). Your post will make a difference. Review this lawyer Endorsements Endorse a fellow lawyer, get more visits to your profile In addition to providing a simple way to express your gratitude to fellow lawyers, any time you add an endorsement to a peer's profile, a link to your profile will appear on it. Endorse this lawyer Résumé Licenses 19 years since Peter M Daub was first licensed to practice law in DC. See license details Hide license details State License status Year acquired Last updated by Avvo Dist. of Columbia Active 1990 08/08/2008 We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer. Education School Major Degree Graduated Yale Law School Law JD - Juris Doctor 1981 Harvard University A.B. 1978 Awards Award Name Granting Organization Date Global Leading Lawyers Chambers USA 2007 Best Lawyers in America Best Lawyers in America 2006 One of the Best Tax Lawyers in Washington D.C. Washingtonian Magazine 2005 See all 3 awards Hide additional awards Associations Position Association Name Duration Member American Bar Association Member District of Columbia Bar Member International Bar Association See all 3 association entries Hide additional associations Portfolio Publications Article Publication Date Swallows: Rare Tax Court Invalidation of an International Tax Regulation Journal of International Taxation 2006 Section 269(a) Across the Border: An Appraisal Journal of International Taxation 2004 The Proposed Contingent Nonperiodic NPC Regulations – An Overview Journal of Corporate Taxation 2004 Importing and Exporting Basis and Other Tax Attributes: Do We Need a New System? Journal of International Taxation 2001 IRS Takes a Stand Against “Abusive” Foreign Tax Credit Structures, But Does It Have the Authority? Journal of International Taxation 1998 Tax Court Allows Apportioning Fifty Percent of Cross-Border Sales to Foreign-Source Income Journal of International Taxation 1993 Earnings Stripping Proposal Has U.S. Subs Looking to Replace Parent-Guaranteed Debt Journal of International Taxation 1993 IRS Refines Approach to Cross-Border Related Corporation Sales Journal of International Taxation 1993 An Analysis of the Earnings Stripping Regulations Tax Managment International Journal 1991 Recent Ruling Allows Foreign Tax Credit for Cash Repatriations Journal of International Taxation 1991 Foreign Finance Subsidiaries Are Still Useful After TRA ‘86 Journal of International Taxation 1990 Rev. Rul. 89-72: Foreign Base Company Sales Income Earned by Partnerships Tax Managment International Journal 1989 See all 12 publications Hide additional publications Related Lawyer Searches Dist. of Columbia Tax Lawyers District Of Columbia County Lawyers District Of Columbia County Tax Lawyers Tax Lawyers Washington Lawyers Washington Tax Lawyers