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    KPMG in US leadership reshuffle
    P Scott Ozanus Jeffrey LeSage Laura Newinski KPMG has today announced that P Scott Ozanus will replace Henry Keizer as deputy chairman and chief operating officer of KPMG in the US. Keizer is retiring from the post at the end of the year. Ozanus, previously vice chairman of the firm's tax practice, will in turn be replaced by Jeffrey LeSage, while Laura Newinski steps up to assume the national managing partner of tax role vacated by LeSage.
    December 01 2012
  • Reputation is now a tax risk
    Contrary to the tin-hat theories on Mayan prophecy, 2012 is over and the world has not ended. But the year has brought great change for multinationals and how they conduct their corporate tax affairs.
    December 01 2012
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    Michael Anderson to lead KPMG’s new direct tax litigation practice
    Michael Anderson KPMG has appointed Michael Anderson from Dorsey & Whitney to fill the firm's newly-created position as head of direct tax litigation in the UK. Anderson will launch the new direct tax litigation practice, adding to the firm's tax dispute resolution and investigations practices and its indirect tax litigation team.
    December 01 2012
  • UK firm Littlejohn adds tax partner
    Tax partner and owner-managed business specialist Ross Welland has joined Littlejohn.
    December 01 2012
  • Northern Trust hires PwC financial and tax reporting professional in Australia
    Zaf Kardaras has joined Northern Trust, the advisory firm covering wealth management, asset management, asset servicing and research, as tax manager for Australia and New Zealand to advise clients in the funds management and superannuation industries on financial and tax reporting.
    December 01 2012
  • Chris Jordan to take ATO helm
    Chris Jordan, formerly the head of KPMG in New South Wales (NSW), will succeed Michael D'Ascenzo as commissioner of the Australian Taxation Office in January 2013.
    December 01 2012
  • STC Partners strengthens Paris tax presence
    The tax department at STC Partners has been strengthened by the promotions of Jérôme Talleux and Bertrand Araud.
    December 01 2012
  • Future Focus: Tax and transformation in Iberoamerica's new business reality
    A series of articles from KPMG looks at the complex challenges facing tax directors who want to re-imagine their operations and reshape their long-term strategies.
    December 01 2012
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    Margaret Hodge backs country-by-country reporting and a UK FATCA to end tax avoidance
    Margaret Hodge MP, chair of the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee (PAC), hauled Google, Amazon and Starbucks over the hot coals earlier this month for avoiding UK taxes. She tells Salman Shaheen how transparency measures such as country-by-country reporting and FATCA can be used to ensure companies pay their fair share of tax, and calls for HMRC to step up its game.
    Salman Shaheen, November 30 2012
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    Russia’s Supreme Arbitration Court hears first ever challenge to government tax regulations
    Taxpayers led by Jaguar Land Rover are challenging a Russian government tax regulation in the Supreme Arbitration Court (SAC) for the first time.
    Joe Dalton, November 29 2012
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