Elizabeth J. Stevens is a Member of Caplin & Drysdale, based in Washington, D.C., who practices across the firm’s International Tax, Tax Controversies, and Business, Investment & Transactional Tax groups. Her client representations span international tax and transfer pricing planning and advocacy for multinational corporations; U.S. investment and business structuring and transactional advice for foreign corporate groups; and domestic and cross-border tax structuring, transactional, and compliance advice to high-net-worth individuals and their privately held businesses. In the transfer pricing space, she advises corporate clients on planning, documentation, and compliance, with a particular focus on dispute resolution and prevention and tax certainty processes such as the Mutual Agreement Procedure (MAP) and Advance Pricing Agreements (APAs), and she regularly advises on other treaty-related matters such as the creation and taxation of permanent establishments, relief from double taxation for U.S. citizens resident outside the United States, corporate and individual tax residency determinations, and eligibility for treaty benefits.