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  • Americas correspondent Catherine Snowdon investigates the relevance and effectiveness of flat taxes
  • A corruption scandal that threatens the final weeks of the Korean presidency of Roh Moo-hyun has reached the National Tax Service (NTS)
  • John Connors' move to the private sector in April had a rarity value. Changing from a senior position at the UK's HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) to becoming a tax executive at a multinational group does not happen often
  • Liesl Fichardt has left Dorsey & Whitney's London office to join Berwin Leighton & Paisner as a partner in the same city. The move is part of a bid by her new firm to build up its contentious tax practice. She was part of Dorsey's trial group that worked on group litigation orders that are contesting the compatibility of aspects of the UK tax system with European law
  • Andy Kim has become a partner of Fenwick & West in Mountain View in California. He practises in the international tax and Subchapter C corporate tax areas, and has done substantial transfer pricing work
  • The Chinese and the Korean tax authorities have signed their first bilateral advance pricing agreement (APA)
  • Preliminary result of a study by Ernst & Young in South Africa forecasts more transfer pricing audits
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers comments on the transfer pricing policy of the German tax authorities
  • Sue Williamson is joining the Melbourne office of Clayton Utz as a partner. She was formerly a partner of Allens Arthur Robinson. She is a member of the National Tax Liaison Group and will be the president of the Taxation Institute of Australia in 2008.
  • The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has struck a blow against member states that withhold tax on dividends by deciding that the Netherlands' system is incompatible with European law