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  • The merger of Czech firm Procházka Randl Kubr and its Hungarian counterpart Bellák & Partners to form PRK will include a tax practice of 30 professionals.
  • Jim Ryan, a partner at Ernst & Young, has become the new president of the Irish Taxation Institute. Ryan leads the human capital practice at the big-four firm. He takes over as ITI president from Joan O'Connor of Deloitte.
  • Arbitration in transfer pricing is growing in importance and is becoming a popular alternative to litigation for tax authorities and taxpayers.
  • The OECD Committee on Fiscal Affairs has released for public comments a discussion draft on the transfer pricing aspects of business restructurings.
  • Batanayi Katongera, senior transfer pricing manager at Thomson Reuters, discusses why there soon could be a heightened interest in comparability analysis in transfer pricing documentation.
  • International law firm Clifford Chance has hired Marc Scheunemann as a partner in its Dusseldorf office. Scheunemann focuses on the tax structuring of acquisitions and investments in participations as well as inbound or outbound investment. He also has experience in the optimisation of company restructurings under tax aspects and tax issues related to corporate finance.
  • Kirt Switzer has joined the tax department of Latham & Watkins as a partner in the firm's San Francisco and Silicon Valley offices.
  • International law firm Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker has poached Robert Culbertson, Michael Caballero and Kurt Baca from King & Spalding. They have joined the firm's global tax practice in the Washington D.C. office.
  • Transfer Pricing Associates (TPA) Global has opened six new offices in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Switzerland and the US.
  • Eduardo Goldszal, a partner at KPMG in Portugal highlights the main points of the country’s new APA legislation