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TP Week is seeking to add to its network of writers and correspondents across the world. This publication is expanding its editorial coverage and would like to hear from transfer pricing specialists throughout the world. In particular, we would like to hear from transfer pricing specialists inside international companies with experiences to relate or opinions to share.

In addition, we would like to add to our network of reporters who can tip us off about plans to change the transfer pricing regulation infrastructure locally or in specific industry disciplines.

If you are interested please write to the editor Bob Reynolds at tpweek@euromoneyplc.com.

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