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  • Business restructuring was an important issue for tax executives even before the economic downturn. In advising management on company reorganisations within and between countries, they sought to ensure units were achieving tax efficiency.
  • Glenn DeSouza says China's transfer pricing regulations are a good sign of economic development
  • Nicolas Jacquot and Emmanuel Raingeard from Landwell & Associés explain what the ECJ's ruling in the Société Papillon case will mean for taxpayers
  • US law firm Winston & Strawn has promoted tax lawyers David Colin and Karen Kowalski to partner. Colin has experience with optimisation of indirect taxes in cross-border transactions, VAT advisory matters, negotiation with tax authorities, and due diligence counselling.
  • Judith Knott has replaced Diane Hay, who resigned, as the chair of the transfer pricing board at the Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs in the UK. The board was set up early in 2008 to manage the strategic direction for transfer pricing at the tax authorities. The board oversees the work of HMRC's transfer pricing and thin capitalisation specialists.
  • Caplin & Drysdale has established a practice dedicated solely to providing legal services to help resolve tax matters using alternative dispute resolution (ADR). The practice, called ADRTax, will provide alternatives to the firm's clients and help them bridge differences with federal, state and foreign tax authorities.
  • Alvarez & Marsal Taxand has appointed Cardell McKinstry and Amanda Starr to its transaction tax practice in Atlanta.
  • Richard Nugent has become a partner of Cadwalader Wickersham & Taft in New York.
  • Dieter Endres The strict position for international groups keeping books and records abroad has been eased with effect from January 1 2009 by a provision allowing tax offices to authorise individual companies to keep books and records in another EU/EEA country with a regular information exchange with Germany.
  • By David Stevenson