Klein becomes head of tax at USCIB
The U.S. Council for International Business has appointed Carol Doran Klein to vice president and international tax counsel.
Based in Washington, Klein will work to advance the views of American business on key tax policies and initiatives affecting companies' worldwide operations. She will also manage USCIB's Committee on Taxation, which promotes appropriate and consistent international tax policy in the U.S. and overseas, including minimizing double taxation.
Klein worked at Deloitte and Arthur Andersen, advising clients on international tax planning. As deputy international tax counsel with the U.S. Treasury Department, she coordinated efforts on international tax legislation, participated in development of the U.S. Model Income Tax Treaty, and managed the published guidance process. She worked at the Internal Revenue Service, where she wrote and reviewed regulations, and provided litigation support.
Klein becomes head of tax at USCIB
