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Gregg Douglas Lemein

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Licensed for 49 years

Tax Lawyer at Chicago, IL
Practice Areas: Tax

One Prudential Plaza, 130 East Randolph Drive, Chicago, IL

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Licenses

Licensed in Illinois for 49 years

State: Illinois

Acquired: 1976

Retired

No misconduct found

Location

Baker & McKenzie LLP

One Prudential Plaza, 130 East Randolph Drive, Chicago, IL, 60601

Baker & Mckenzie LLP

300 E Randolph St Ste 5000, Chicago, IL, 60601-5015

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Experience

Education

1976

Northwestern University School of Law

JD - Juris Doctor

1976

Northwestern University

MM

1972

University of Illinois

BS - Bachelor of Science

Speaking Engagements

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University of Chicago

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Tax Executives Institute

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George Washington University

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Publications

2007

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Imperfections of Competent Authority Relief (with John McDonald)

2004

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Rev. Rul. 2003-125: IRS Rules Check-the-Box Election Is Identifiable Event for Worthless Stock Loss Purposes (with John McDonald)

2004

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) New Order: Proposed Regulations Alter “Developer-Assister” Regime for Ownership of Intangible Property (with John McDonald)

2003

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Characterization and Foreign Tax Credit Issues in Certain Post-Closing Integration Transactions

2003

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) To File or Not to File: The Interaction of Code Sec. 367(a) and Code Sec. 304

2003

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Boeing Co.: The Supreme Court Interprets the R&D Apportionment Regulations (with John McDonald)

2003

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Rolling with the Changes: The IRS Provides Guidance on Transition Rule for 10/50 Basket Credit (with John McDonald)

2003

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Interest Apportionment Rules Can Double-Count Foreign Source Assets in Certain Joint Venture Transactions (with John McDonald)

2003

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Notice 2003-46: The Extraordinary Transaction Regulations Are Withdrawn (with John McDonald)

2002

Journal of International Taxation DHL: Ninth Circuit Sheds Very Little Light on Bright-Line Test (with Marc Levey, Lawrence Shapiro, Robert Cunningham and William Garofalo)

2002

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Taxpayers are Permitted to Structure Cost-Sharing Buy-in Payments as Royalties (with John McDonald)

2002

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) IRS Applies Step-Transaction Principles to Force Recognition of Subpart F Income

2002

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) FSA 200220005: The IRS Attacks Contract Manufacturing, (with John McDonald)

2002

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Foreign Source Income from Maquiladora Operations (with John McDonald)

2002

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Foreign Source Income from Maquiladora Operations (with John McDonald);

2002

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Taxable Inversion Transactions (with John McDonald)

2002

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Cross-Border Hybrid Instruments (Redux) (with John McDonald)

2001

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Proposed Regulations Regarding Domestic Reverse Hybrid Entities (with John McDonald)

2001

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Medchem (P.R.) Inc.: The Confused State of Contract Manufacturing (with John McDonald)

2001

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Cross-Border Hybrid Instruments (with John McDonald)

2001

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) New Proposed Code Sec. 367(b) Regulations Govern the Carryover of Tax Attributes in Reorganizations Involving Foreign Corporations (with John McDonald)

2000

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Notice 2000-20: Branch Currency Translation Gains and Losses (with John McDonald)

2000

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Final Code Sec. 894 Regulations: Treaty Benefits for Hybrid Entity Payments (with John McDonald)

2000

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Finally Finalized: IRS Issues Final Regulations Under Code Section 367(b) (with John McDonald)

2000

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Tax Court Attributes Contract Manufacturer’s Activities to Principal (with John McDonald)

1999

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) The Real World of Transfer Pricing Today

1998

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) New Code Sec. 367 Regulations

1998

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Contract Manufacturing: Rev. Rul. 97-48 Revokes Rev. Rul. 75-7

1998

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) The IRS Targets Perceived International Tax Abuses

1998

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Fiscally Transparent Subpart F

1998

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) The Introduction of a Single European Currency

1998

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Single-Member Foreign Entities

1996

Miami Inter-American Law Review U.S. Tax Planning for U.S. Companies Doing Business in Latin America (with Robert F. Hudson)

1995

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Using Partnerships in International Tax Planning

1994

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) Intercompany Pricing: Getting It Right and What Happens If You Don't (panel discussion)

1994

INTERNATIONAL TRANSFER PRICING LAWS: TEXT AND COMMENTARY (Loose leaf service published by CCH in December 1994 and updated quarterly)

1989

Taxes - The Tax Magazine (CCH) International Mergers and Acquisitions (with Debra Falduto Novack)
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