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  • CRA hires senior manager from Ernst & Young.
  • At a panel discussion to promote "The Bipartisan Tax Fairness and Simplification Act", Senators Ron Wyden and Judd Gregg emphasised the Bill's potential to enhance US international competition.
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  • Donald Marron will succeed Rosanne Altshuler as director of the non-partisan research and policy organisation on May 17. Marron's previous experience includes stints as a senior economic adviser and consultant to the President's Council of Economic Advisors and acting director of the Congressional Budget Office. Before that, he served as chief economist and executive director of Congress' Joint Economic Committee.
  • Joseph Doloboff has joined the Los Angeles office of Blank Rome. He will advise clients in the healthcare, communications, high-technology, mining, retail and entertainment industries on cross-border tax planning issues. In his previous position at De Castro, West, Chodorow, Glickfeld & Nass he counselled private equity funds, public corporations and private entities on a variety of transactional planning issues.
  • A controversial system of global profit reporting is gaining support as the European Commission is asked to examine how country-by-country reporting could become the norm in Europe.
  • Batanayi Katongera of Olswang explores the practicalities of designing and implementing a dynamic global transfer pricing policy document.
  • A report published by Jersey Finance concludes the data contained in two studies conducted by Christian Aid is flawed.
  • Jacqueline Shek and Dawn Quek of Baker & McKenzie Hong Kong and Glenn DeSouza of TP Management Consulting in Shanghai evaluate some of the unusual aspects of departmental interpretation and practice note number 46 and assess its implications for companies operating in Hong Kong.
  • Gordon Hands of CUFTanalytics examines two example cases, an interest rate swap and a factoring transaction, where expected loss (EL) is used to price the credit risk portion of the intercompany financial transaction.