Media Mentions
2012
“Breaking Up is Hard: Euro Divergence Tax Consequences”
Tax Notes Today, January 23, 2012
Robert Dilworth warned that, if countries pull out of the Euro and revert back to their local currency, for tax purposes “there’s a greater possibility of much more variability in estimating the currency value in a divergence scenario” because “there’s no guarantee” of fixed exchange rates with local currency. “This isn’t an issue you can plan around,” Mr. Dilworth cautioned, because the result will hinge on “U.S. tax deeming conventions that were designed for occurrences in a more orderly world.”
Robert H. Dilworth, International Tax, Tax
2008
Bob Dilworth was mentioned in the June 25 Congressional Documents and Publications, the June 26 issues of FNS Daybook and The Frontrunner, and the June 27 issues of US Fed News andWebCPA about being a witness at the Senate Finance Committee's hearing conducted "to examine the foundation of international tax reform, focusing on worldwide, territorial, and related corporate tax issues," according to a committee notice published in the Congressional Record.
Robert H. Dilworth, International Tax, Tax
2007
Robert H. Dilworth was mentioned in The Wall Street Journal on February 28 for joining McDermott as a partner in the Tax Department in the Washington, D.C. office.
