Subcommittee Hearing

How Much Should Borders Matter?: Tax Jurisdiction in the New Economy

Subcommittee on International Trade Date: Tuesday, July 25, 2006 Time: 10:30 AM Location: 215 Dirksen Senate Office Building

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Member Statements

  1.  Craig Thomas (R - WY)
  2.  Jeff Bingaman (D - NM)
  3. Senator Byron Dorgan (D - ND)

Witnesses

Panel I

  1. The Honorable Michael Enzi
    United States Senator
    State of Wyoming

Panel II

  1. Daniel W. Noble
    Excise Tax Administrator
    Wyoming Department of Revenue
    Cheyenne , WY
  2. George Isaacson
    Partner
    Brann & Isaacson
    Lewiston , ME
  3. The Honorable Christopher Rants
    Speaker
    Iowa House of Representatives
    Des Moines , IA
  4. Robert Benham
    Owner/Proprietor
    Balliet's, LLC
    Oklahoma City , OK
  5. Gary Imig
    Executive Vice President & Chief Financial Officer
    Sierra Trading Post
    Cheyenne , WY

Panel III

  1. Douglas Lindholm
    President & Executive Director
    Council on State Taxation
    Washington , DC
  2. Dan Bucks
    Director
    Montana Department of Revenue
    Helena , MT
  3. Michael Mundaca
    Partner
    Ernst & Young LLP, National Tax Department, International Tax Services
    Washington , DC

Related Files

How Much Should Borders Matter?: Tax Jurisdiction in the New Economy: Subcommittee on International Trade

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