KPMG adds two specialists in DC

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KPMG adds two specialists in DC

KPMG has hired two new practitioners with experience of working for the IRS.

Joseph Slavinskas joins as a director in the global transfer pricing services practice. He was previously with the IRS, where he acted as case negotiator in the US Competent Authority Office.

Carolyn Fanaroff will join the global transfer pricing services practice and focus her work on advanced pricing agreements, competent authority issues, and dispute resolution. She comes to KPMG from the Greenberg Traurig law firm, which she joined after 15 years at the IRS Office of Associate Chief Counsel.

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