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  • Managing tax risk is higher on the agenda for multinationals than ever before. One only needs to tot up the damning tax-related headlines in the mainstream press last year to see why. Lesley Holstead, who has spent much of her career helping multinationals manage tax risk, shares her experience in creating a successful strategy.
  • Michael Puls Tax expert Michael Puls has joined the Dusseldorf office of Luther Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH – Taxand Germany. He joins Luther from Flick Gocke Schaumburg and will specialise in advising energy supply companies. Before joining Flick Gocke Schaumburg, Puls spent six years working for two of the big 4 accountancy firms in corporate and international taxation.
  • Greece has abolished the legislative transfer pricing framework developed by the Ministry of Development. The move aims to rationalise and modernise the rules by broadening the definition of related entities and introducing an advance pricing agreement.
  • More taxpayers want better integration between their financial accounting systems and transfer pricing to give them a greater degree of compliance certainty.
  • The intricacies of the Russian audit and dispute resolution procedures are often challenging for taxpayers but some advisers believe both the system and officials are becoming more amenable. Recent advance pricing agreements (APAs) with oil companies Rosneft and Gazpromneft show a more collaborative approach in action.
  • The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has revealed how it will identify high-risk taxpayers as audit targets in its response to questions posed by the Tax Executives Institute (TEI) which was published today. And the tax authority said there will be no scope for companies to negotiate better risk ratings once they have been determined.
  • Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has named David Haworth as the new head of its tax practice in London, succeeding Sarah Folk.
  • The special bench of the Delhi Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) has recently delivered a verdict on the much debated issue of marketing intangibles in the case of LG Electronics. Sanjiv Malhotra, of BMR Advisors, who was a briefing counsel for some of the interveners in this case, provides an in-depth analysis of the ruling and the issues raised.
  • Dave Hartnett, the most senior tax official at HMRC in the UK until his retirement in 2012, is to become an adviser to a new committee set up by HSBC, the global bank, to advise it on risks in the financial system.
  • UK business directors have renewed calls for the government to cut VAT as the economy continues to slump, according to a new survey. However a reduction in VAT may not be enough to increase consumer spending and kickstart economic growth.