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Brian A. Lang
I've a Masters of Business Taxation from the University of Southern California, a Masters of Science in Social and Political Theory from the University of London, Birkbeck and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Political Science from Columbia University.
I began my career in finance as a derivatives trader for Morgan Stanley and Mitsui in New York, Royal Bank of Canada, Dresdner in London, and Fortis in Paris. I have also worked as a FATCA (Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act) consultant for Credit Suisse in Zurich.
My teaching experience includes working as a Professor of Economics and Finance at INSEEC in Paris and Chicago, Touro University in Paris and McCormick College in Chicago.
When I’m not preparing taxes, consulting or teaching, I am training for my next Ironman, marathon or long-distance bike ride. I've been fortunate to compete in races all over the world, including:
Antarctica, Australia, Bhutan, Brazil, Croatia, Denmark, Dubai, Estonia, France, Germany, Greenland, Iceland, Japan, Kazakhstan, South Africa, Spain and Uzbekistan.
David D. Dancey
In 1990 I began a life in tax. I joined Arthur Andersen International in Paris as part of their US tax team. I studied French tax law and in 1994 I was admitted as an attorney at Versailles. I subsequently moved to South Africa to establish the first dedicated expatriate tax practice in Johannesburg and studied South African tax law. In 1999 I founded my own firm specializing in international tax. In 2000 I relocated to Paris with Deloitte where I was a director in their US international tax team. In 2008 I joined Deloitte Belgium as a director in the Global Employment Services division.
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I subsequently expanded my legal work and held commercial roles as operations officer and legal counsel in the mining sector.
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Brian and I go back a long way to the early days of our triathlons and he convinced me to return to my roots in US expatriate taxation.
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I hold a BSc (Hons) in Linguistics and International Studies from the University of Surrey, UK.
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