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  • G Paul Glunt has joined PwC to become a tax principal in the firm's international tax services practice. He will be based in Los Angeles.
  • Salans has strengthened its Polish practice with the appointment of new partner Cezary Przygodzki.
  • The head of the global tax practice at Ernst & Young is to become the firm's chairman and chief executive officer next year.
  • Jay Payne has returned to PwC US, as a tax partner in the firm's Washington Metro practice. He has spent five years as a partner at BDO USA, based in Phoenix, where he was co-chair of BDO's gaming, hospitality and leisure industry group.
  • Imagine paying $1,000 for a second-hand car. Then imagine six months later getting a letter from the manufacturer saying that because you hadn't bought the car they wanted you to, you would have to pay them $250. Sounds ridiculous doesn't it? Well, expand this example into the tax world and you have the fundamentals of the Vodafone India dispute.
  • Rick Nathan has joined Ceteris’s transfer pricing team in Chicago as a managing director with specific intellectual property and tax valuation experience.
  • Rudolf Elmer’s name hit the international headlines when he was exposed as the whistle-blower on the activities of his former employer, Swiss bank Julius Bär, in the Cayman Islands, handing over the names of 2,000 tax evaders to WikiLeaks. The episode was one of a number that focused attention on tax havens. In an exclusive interview, Elmer explains why he did it, what the impact has been on the world and his life and why he is the one being treated as a criminal.
  • Shearman & Sterling has promoted two lawyers in the tax practice area to counsel.
  • India’s decision to increase its cooperation with the OECD should trigger alarms for taxpayers as their Indian operations are likely to be put under more scrutiny from the country’s tax officials.
  • The Supreme Court of Canada is preparing itself for a March 13 hearing of the St Michael Trust Corp dispute on the tax residence of a trust.