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    Skadden promotes two attorneys to Counsel
    Alex Jupp David Foster Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom has promoted two tax attorneys to the position of counsel. The all-equity partnership has promoted Alex Jupp in London, while David Foster moves up in the Washington, DC office.
    June 30 2013
  • Field Fisher Waterhouse bolsters disputes practice with Pinsent partner
    Law firm Field Fisher Waterhouse has added George Gillham from Pinsent Masons to its expanding tax disputes practice.
    June 30 2013
  • Corwin returns to KPMG after stint at US Treasury
    Manal Corwin has rejoined Big 4 firm KPMG, having completed her tenure as deputy assistant secretary of tax policy for international tax affairs at the US Department of the Treasury.
    June 30 2013
  • Hogan Lovells hires dispute resolution specialist from Herbert Smith
    Hogan Lovells has hired Rupert Shiers from Herbert Smith Freehills to lead its direct tax disputes practice.
    June 30 2013
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    The new UN TP manual for developing countries
    Michael Lennard, acting secretary, UN Committee of Experts on International Cooperation in Tax Matters, writing in a personal capacity, discusses the UN Practical Transfer Pricing Manual for Developing Countries, which was publicly launched on May 29.
    June 30 2013
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    Tax Relief
    A monthly commentary on the notable facts, figures and goings-on in the tax world.
    June 30 2013
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    Preventing base erosion - The great BEPS debate
    The political momentum for changing the international tax system has never been greater. The OECD’s work on issues concerning base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) has been thrust firmly into the spotlight. As we await the organisation’s roadmap on addressing BEPS in July, Joe Dalton asks stakeholders on all sides of the debate: how should the international tax system be fixed, and what are the consequences for the multinationals operating within it?
    June 30 2013
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    Do tax treaties override domestic law in Africa?
    An understanding of the domestic limitation of benefit provisions applicable to the tax treaties entered into by some African jurisdictions is essential if transaction pitfalls are to be avoided, warn Leon Steenkamp and Stephen Hales, of Ernst & Young.
    June 30 2013
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    PPL ruling will cut costs on transactions for US companies
    US multinationals should see their transaction costs reduced when investing in foreign jurisdictions following the Supreme Court's judgment in favour of energy company PPL.
    Joe Dalton, June 30 2013
  • Transfer pricing is getting more technical in Asia
    Transfer pricing regimes in Asia are developing quickly. With India’s advance pricing agreement programme, a growing culture for dispute in China and changes to Indonesia’s legislation, to name but a few recent developments, it is important taxpayers keep themselves up to date with best practice.
    Sophie Ashley, June 30 2013
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