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  • Baker & McKenzie will start 2012 with a new head of its US Focus Group in Amsterdam when Eric Westerburgen, who specialises in developing and implementing tax-driven international corporate and business restructurings, as well as transfer pricing and supply chain projects, joins the firm on January 1 from Ernst & Young. His clients are mainly for US-based multinationals with strong operational presence in the Netherlands and the rest of Europe.
  • The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) is a complex piece of new legislation that is set to have a far reaching impact on US companies as well as foreign companies with US assets or clients.
  • As the sole EU member state to veto the Euro-plus pact last week, the UK signalled its refusal to accept the economic harmonisation desired by other states and is now likely to face increased pressure to implement a financial transactions tax (FTT), warn advisers.
  • Alvarez & Marsal Taxand, a member of the Taxand global alliance of independent tax firms, has hired two new managing directors in the US.
  • The OECD has released mutual agreement programme (MAP) statistics for 2010. Canada, Germany and Poland tell TPWeek what these stats mean for them.
  • Supplementary Bill PLP 469/2009, which brings changes to the Brazilian Tax Code that allows settlements between taxpayers and the federal government, is pending with the Brazilian Congress.
  • The signing of the Euro-plus pact on Friday outlined the EU’s commitment to stronger coordination of economic policies and is likely to set the ball rolling for the introduction of a common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) and a financial transactions tax (FTT).
  • The decision of the Indian Supreme Court in the Vodafone case has been delayed until the New Year.
  • The Indonesian government has introduced a number of changes to its transfer pricing regime that will affect the way taxpayers apply the arm’s-length principle on related party transactions.
  • The OECD is considering the Canadian Alberta Printed Circuits transfer pricing dispute as a case study in its intangibles project, according to the company’s expert witness.