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  • Alasdair Douglas, who set up the tax practice at Travers Smith in 1984, will take over as senior partner on July 1. Previous head, corporate lawyer Christopher Bell, will retire
  • Judith Harger has become the first tax partner in the London office of LeBoeuf Lamb Greene & Macrae. She joined from Denton Wilde Sapte
  • Mark Sheiham, a corporate tax lawyer at Simmons & Simmons' London office since 1998, is now a partner. Simmons & Simmons announced Sheiham's promotion on May 31
  • Linklaters won the European firm of the year award at International Tax Review's annual European awards dinner. The dinner took place at Claridges, London on May 24. To see who else won, click here
  • The Internal Revenue Service said on May 31 that GE, who have the largest tax return in the US, had successfully filed its tax return electronically. The 237-megabyte document, which would have been about 24,000 pages, was filed on May 18
  • Dan Lange has replaced Peter Corcoran as global head of international tax at Deloitte. Lange will continue as US head of international tax
  • Contrary to our weekly e-mail of May 15, Denis Weber has not left the partnership of Loyens & Loeff to become professor of European corporate tax at the University of Amsterdam. He will combine both roles
  • Matthew Saronson, a specialist in private equity fund and cross-border taxation, will become a partner on 1 July 2006
  • The Dutch parliament received a bill proposing the deduction of 3.9 percentage points from the present corporate tax rate on May 24. If passed, the government would implement the deduction in 2007
  • Vivendi, the French media and telecoms company, said it had resolved its dispute with the US Internal Revenue Services (IRS) on June 1. The IRS had wanted $1.5 billion from Vivendi but the company will now only pay $686 million. The dispute was over DuPont shares, which Vivendi acquired when it bought Seagram in 2000