Transfer Pricing Associates opens London and Washington DC offices

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Transfer Pricing Associates opens London and Washington DC offices

Transfer Pricing Associates (TPA) opened a new office in London in December and another in Washington DC in January.

Veronique Struis has been recruited to join Peter Andersen in forming the new London office. She has a background in transfer pricing working for several multinationals in Europe and the US. Hans van Dijk has joined TPA Global as a partner to build the firm's new global customs service line. He worked for a Big Four firm for 19 years where he was head of its customs practice.

TPA has opened a Washington DC office. John Hatch, who was poached from Ballentine Barbera, has been appointed the new partner responsible for both business development and managing the daily operations of the US practice.

Hatch is a specialist in pharmaceuticals and medical devices, software, telecommunications and manufacturing.

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