Dan Berman joined RSM in 2012 from the Boston University School of Law, where he was Director of the Graduate Tax Program and Professor of the Practice of Tax Law. He previously practiced international tax law for 25 years in Washington, D.C. both in major law firms and with the Congressional Joint Committee on Taxation as Legislation Counsel and the U.S. Treasury Department as Deputy International Tax Counsel. His experience includes tax planning and counseling involving international aspects of U.S. income tax law applicable to cross-border transactions, investment and structures, inbound and outbound, involving all areas of the globe for companies, individuals, non-profits and governments; managing foreign law issues and foreign counsel; tax controversies and litigation; development and interpretation of lax legislation; interpretation and development of tax treaties.

In addition to many published articles, Dan is the senior author of Making Tax Law (Carolina Academic Press, 2014), which opens the legislative "sausage factory" to reveal how U.S. tax law comes into being.