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'''Roy A. Berg''' is a cross-border tax lawyer with Moodys LLP Tax Advisors. He has more than 19 years of experience in IRS tax controversy, cross-border tax matters, estate planning, and finance and has been admitted to the bar associations of the U.S. Tax Court, California, and Washington. Before becoming the leader of the US tax groups at Moodys LLP Tax Advisors he had experience in public accounting, the private practice of law, and as general counsel.
'''Roy A. Berg''' is a cross-border tax lawyer with Moodys LLP Tax Advisors. He has more than 19 years of experience in IRS tax controversy, cross-border tax matters, estate planning, and finance and has been admitted to the bar associations of the U.S. Tax Court, California, and Washington. Before becoming the leader of the US tax groups at Moodys LLP Tax Advisors he had experience in public accounting, the private practice of law, and as general counsel.
Roy is a member of the Advisory Council to the International Tax Program at New York University School of Law, a member of the Board of Advisors to the Journal of International Taxation, and is a full member of the US and Canadian Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners, and the tax sections of the American Bar Association and New York State Bar Association. He is licensed as a foreign legal consultant in Alberta, Canada and a frequent writer and speaker on IRS tax controversy, regulation, cross-border tax, and estate planning issues, in particular:
Roy is a member of the Advisory Council to the International Tax Program at New York University School of Law, a member of the Board of Advisors to the Journal of International Taxation, and is a full member of the US and Canadian Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners, and the tax sections of the American Bar Association and New York State Bar Association. He is licensed as a foreign legal consultant in Alberta, Canada and a frequent writer and speaker on IRS tax controversy, regulation, cross-border tax, and estate planning issues.
Roy has experience in public service; the governor for the State of Washington appointed him to the board of directors of the Washington Economic Development Finance Authority, and has been appointed to the Legislative Committee of the Washington State Bar Association. In addition, Roy has been appointed to the Advisory Board for the Journal of International Taxation.
Roy has experience in public service; the governor for the State of Washington appointed him to the board of directors of the Washington Economic Development Finance Authority, and has been appointed to the Legislative Committee of the Washington State Bar Association. In addition, Roy has been appointed to the Advisory Board for the Journal of International Taxation.