KPMG has new transfer pricing managing director

December 21 2011

Ian Novos has rejoined KPMG in the US as a managing director in its Washington National Tax economic and valuation services(EVS) group. He will be based in Los Angeles and will provide technical support to KPMG’s EVS transfer pricing professionals and focus on helping the firm expand its relationships with select Fortune 1000 clients.

Novos has extensive experience assisting clients in a variety of transfer pricing planning and compliance areas, including the negotiation of numerous advance pricing agreements. In addition, he has participated in various corporate restructuring projects and led the responses to significant IRS audits.

He was with KPMG for nine years earlier in his career. He has also been a national practice leader and principal at BDO Seidman.

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