Q&A: Rosen Group: Talking tax in turbulent times for the oil sector

Matthew Gilleard

March 30 2016

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Carolina Graterol, global head of tax and transfer pricing at Rosen Group, discusses boardroom expectations and the evolving role of tax across the company’s other functions.

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Matthew Gilleard worked at ITR between 2010 and 2016

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