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  • Jason Collins of McGrigors and Don Korb of Sullivan & Cromwell explain why tax authorities need to respect client privilege and show how the US and UK handle confidential tax matters.
  • Bob Norton, chief income tax officer at Vertex, argues that taxpayers have to realise that enterprise technology will be a necessity if they want to cut the risk of tax exposure.
  • AGL Resources, an energy company headquartered in Atlanta, has appointed a new vice president of tax.
  • Kristin Yoshida has joined the Houston office of KPMG as a managing director of the transfer pricing services team.
  • Chinapat Visuttipat In October the Thai government announced that its total income for the 2010 fiscal year (October 2009 – September 2010) reached Bt2 trillion ($69 billion). This is 22.7% over the government prediction. In this regard, the Thai tax authorities (Revenue, Excise, Customs) were able to collect their taxes of $60 million or 20.8% higher than the estimated budget.
  • A new transfer pricing consultancy opened its doors in Amsterdam on November 1.
  • Peter McCullough has joined Blake Dawson as a partner in its direct tax practice in Sydney.
  • Gottfried Breuninger began a four-year term as head of global tax for Allen & Overy, the UK multinational law firm, in November. His deputies are Chris Harrison, who works in London, and Jean Schaffner, a Luxembourg partner. Breuninger will also become managing partner of the firm in Germany at the beginning of next year.
  • Colin Hargreaves will be the new global head of tax for Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer. Stephan Eilers, the previous holder of the position, was elected executive partner of the firm recently.
  • When Governor Luis Fortuño of Puerto Rico signed a 4% export excise tax on multinationals with operations in Puerto Rico into law on October 25 2010 positive feedback was nowhere to be found.