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    Baker Tilly hires transfer pricing specialist
    Ken Almand Baker Tilly is expanding its transfer pricing capabilities with the hire of Ken Almand as a tax partner. Almand, who has previously held posts with Mazars, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) – where he was an international tax specialist in the authority's International Division – and a big four firm, specialises in transfer pricing.
    November 01 2011
  • Hartnett must go
    It is time for the UK's top tax official to leave office. Dave Hartnett, HM Revenue & Customs' permanent secretary, has made a made a big contribution to tax in the UK and globally, but a series of recent controversies is adversely affecting his reputation.
    November 01 2011
  • Japan sets up special zones to lure R&D and HQs
    Japan is rolling out the red carpet for foreign investors in a bid to jumpstart its economy, which is struggling to recover from severe economic conditions triggered by the global financial crisis, the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami, and a strong yen. Hitoshi Takano, Jonathan Stuart-Smith and Linda Ng of Deloitte explain how newly created special zones and other tax incentives for companies may mean they consider relocating.
    November 01 2011
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    Surviving global meltdowns, terrorism and RBS
    James Badenach, former head of Asia tax at RBS, talks to Jack Grocott about how tax helped navigate the bank through the global meltdown and subsequent UK government bailout and why he is lucky to be alive.
    November 01 2011
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    How pioneer industries will benefit from Indonesian tax holiday
    The exemption will only be available to pioneer or upstream industries The Indonesian Ministry of Finance has released long awaited regulations regarding the provision of tax facilities in the form of exemption from, or reductions in, the rate of corporate income tax.
    November 01 2011
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    European tax approaches to deficit reduction
    European governments are using divergent deficit reduction measures Governments across Europe have been understandably preoccupied with deficit reduction measures in recent months, and their subsequent budget announcements indicate that there is no one-size-fits-all solution.
    Matthew Gilleard, November 01 2011
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    How McKesson case will test the reality of arm’s-length in accounts receivable
    The Tax Court of Canada has begun hearing another transfer pricing case.
    November 01 2011
  • VAT specialist joins Luther - Taxand
    Oliver Lindloff has joined Luther – Taxand as Of Counsel.
    October 31 2011
  • Ernst & Young adds to UK employment tax team
    Ernst & Young has made four appointments in its employment tax team in the UK.
    October 31 2011
  • KPMG hires Gatti - again
    Victor Gatti has rejoined KPMG in the US as a principal in the firm’s international corporate services (ICS) practice in New York. He will advise financial services clients on a range of international tax issues and tax matters related to cross-border M&A.
    October 31 2011
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