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Thursday, February 18, 2010, "Interest-Charge Domestic International Sales Corporation (IC DISC)—The Last U.S. Export Incentive"—Daniel J. Vanderberg, CPA, Principal, Director of International Tax, Rehmann; Tomas A. Koster CPA, MST, Senior Manager, Rehmann

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Daniel J. Vanderberg is a West Michigan Tax Principal and Rehmann's Director of International Tax. He has over 20 years of diverse tax and business experience in public accounting and private industry. He has assisted clients with U.S. and international business acquisitions, including tax due diligence, and has advised on international tax matters related to both inbound and outbound activities. Dan has helped clients with major business restructurings in the U.S., Europe, and Canada. He has FAS 109/FIN 48 experience with large publicly traded companies and with private companies.

Prior to joining Rehmann, Dan was with several global accounting firms. His previous experience includes serving as the West Michigan International Tax Practice Leader for a Big-Four firm. He was also the Tax Manager and Assistant Treasurer at a multi-national manufacturing company, and the CFO of a VOIP telephony firm. Dan is a graduate of Bob Jones University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting. He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and Michigan Association of Certified Pub lic Accountants as well as a Board Member and advisor to various charitable organizations.

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Thomas A. Koster, CPA, MST, Senior Manager, Rehmann, has more than 12 years experience in public accounting working primarily with companies in the manufacturing industry. His professional efforts have been focused on tax consulting and compliance for closely-held family businesses and public companies. Additionally, he has assisted numerous clients with accounting for income taxes.

Prior to joining Rehmann, Tom spent over 10 years working in the Grand Rapids office of a national CPA firm. During his career, Tom has assisted companies with minimizing their tax burdens through tax planning tailored to their unique circumstances. He has experience with flow-through entities, review of accounting methods, research and development tax credit and domestic manufacturing deduction studies, in addition to tax reporting and planning for individuals. Tom has extensive experience with export tax incentives including Domestic International Sales Corporations.

Tom received a Master of Science in Taxation from Grand Valley State University and a Bachelor of Science in Accountancy from Calvin College.