E&Y hires HMRC head of dispute resolution

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E&Y hires HMRC head of dispute resolution

July 26 2011

Geoff Lloyd, head of dispute resolution at HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) in the UK, is joining Ernst & Young on September 1.

Lloyd will become an executive director at the big-four firm, leading its alternative dispute resolution team. His previous roles include deputy director of HMRC corporate tax and VAT directorate. He was also a former adviser to the OECD.

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