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  • David Prowse has joined Ceteris, a transfer pricing advisory firm, as a managing director in the firm's Calgary office in Canada. He has more than nine years of transfer pricing experience in both public practice and industry. His last two positions have been as director of transfer pricing at listed oilfield services companies, managing global transfer pricing documentation projects and incorporating transfer pricing into tax planning structures.
  • The chief of China's State Administration of Taxation has been promoted to finance minister, the China Daily reported on August 30.
  • The eventual outcome of the Textron case concerning the disclosure of workpapers during an audit could have implications for all companies that have to comply with the FIN 48 accounting standard
  • The British Institute of Directors (IoD) has called on the UK government to simplify its taxation system
  • The role of head of an in-house tax department is becoming an increasingly complex and challenging one to take on. Long hours, resource and talent shortages and ever-changing legislative landscapes are but a few of the challenges
  • Three new tax partners, all from Arnold & Porter, have joined the Washington, DC office of McDermott Will & Emery.
  • Risk is something that goes hand in hand with the oil and gas industry. Militants' guns in Nigeria, political tensions surrounding reserves in Russia and Venezuela and production uncertainty that paticipants must accept: the market faces it all. There is another challenger - the tax authorities
  • Christoph Schärer, in Zurich, and Harvey Mayne, in Frankfurt, from PricewaterhouseCoopers explains why VAT risk is a major threat to businesses in the EU
  • Vodafone and the UK tax authorities will return to the Special Commissioners for another hearing in a dispute over the country's controlled foreign companies (CFC) legislation and a Luxembourg subsidiary of the mobile communications company.
  • US treasury department The US tax authorities have released the list of issues they hope to produce guidance on by June 2008. The priority guidance plan released by the IRS and the Treasury department's office of tax policy on August 14 contains 303 projects.