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  • McDermott builds on Chicago strength
    Fred Ackerson has joined the Chicago tax team as counsel. Ackerson was a partner at Wildman Harrold Allen & Dixon before his move to McDermott Will & Emery.
    May 03 2007
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers appoints Czech department head
    Peter Skelhorn, who was with the UK tax authorities, will head the Prague-based indirect tax practice.
    May 03 2007
  • Trapé leaves Spanish tax authorities
    Montserrat Trapé has joined KPMG's global transfer pricing services practice as a director in its Barcelona office. She comes from the Spanish tax authorities, which she represented at OECD tax meetings and was a vice-chairman of the European Joint Transfer Pricing Forum.
    May 03 2007
  • Russian licence extended
    PricewaterhouseCoopers has avoided losing permission to practise in Russia. The firm ran into trouble for working for the bankrupt oil firm Yukos, however the Russian authorities have extended the firm's licence for another five years.
    May 03 2007
  • New managing partner for Ernst & Young New Zealand
    Rob McLeod will return to Ernst & Young next month as managing partner. McLeod is a specialist tax practitioner with experience across all facets of taxation and has held the position of director at a number of organisations. McLeod was chairman at the firm from 2002 to 2004.
    May 03 2007
  • Global governance standards would improve confidence in China tax system
    Business people have said that they are wary of the uncertainties of the Chinese tax and legal system. A KPMG survey of people from more than 70 multinationals found that business was keen to invest in China but would like to see better governance.
    May 03 2007
  • Grant Thornton grows in UK
    Grant Thornton will reinforce its position as the fifth biggest accounting firm in the UK when RSM Robson Rhodes joins it on July 1.
    May 03 2007
  • US calls for help with guidance plan
    The US Treasury and Internal Revenue Service is looking for suggestions for what should go into the priority guidance plan for 2007-2008. The authorities produce guidance to clarify ambiguous areas of the law and so increase voluntary compliance. Those interested have until May 31 to respond.
    May 03 2007
  • Deloitte expands
    Global accounting firm Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu plans to more than double its headcount in China to more than 20,000 by 2015 to meet growing demand for auditing and advisory services in the region. Deloitte now employs 8,500 in China including Hong Kong and Taiwan.
    May 03 2007
  • Berwin Leighton Paisner makes up one
    Damian Bloom is the new partner in the law firm's London office.
    May 02 2007
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