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  • Debevoise & Plimpton gets new Paris partner
    Pierre-Pascal Bruneau is joining Debevoise & Plimpton's Paris office as a partner. Bruneau provides tax and structuring advice in complex domestic and cross-border transactions. His clients include leading private equity funds, financial institutions, and French and global corporations. He was previously a partner at Slaughter and May
    January 09 2006
  • McDermott Will & Emery upgrades tax associates
    Seven associates in Europe and the US have become partners of McDermott Will & Emery. The new partners are Damon Lyon, Katherine Stenander and Gregory Walker in Chicago; Nicola Purcell in London; Gero Burwitz in Munich and Joshua Odintz in Washington
    January 09 2006
  • NZ government scraps carbon tax
    The New Zealand government will not proceed with its carbon tax proposals, and will instead consider other ways for New Zealand to meet its commitments to cut greenhouse gas emissions
    January 09 2006
  • New IRS fees from February 1
    Increases in some user fees at the Internal Revenue Service in the US come into force on February 1. Among the changes are the cost of private letter rulings from the chief counsel; the fee for requests for changes in accounting methods for businesses and the cost of a pre-filing agreement and an advance pricing agreement
    January 09 2006
  • China to reform international tax regime in 2006
    Xie Xuren, the director of China's State Administration of Taxation, has said the government will step up the management of international tax and collection of tax involving overseas-funded firms and improve tax regulations for multinationals to prevent tax evasion this year, according to a report from Xinhua, a state-controlled news agency
    January 09 2006
  • Survey shows lack of preparation for e-filing
    More than one-third (35%) of the large- and mid-sized companies that must file their 2005 US taxes electronically, have not yet begun to prepare to do so, according to a recent poll conducted by KPMG in the US.
    January 09 2006
  • New Cravath tax partner
    Eric Hilfers has become a partner in the tax department of Cravath, Swaine & Moore. His practice focuses on executive compensation and employee benefit matters, principally in connection with M&A and other business transactions
    January 09 2006
  • EMI Group Plc v Revenue and Customs
    Claim for Repayment of Tax; VAT paid in error; VAT Act 1983 Sch 2; samples treated as desupplied; Time limit for claims;
    January 09 2006
  • Tax lawyer joins Polish government
    Miroslaw Barszcz, a partner in the Warsaw office of Baker & McKenzie, has joined the Polish government as a vice minister of finance. Barszcz only joined the firm as a partner in 2005 after nine years as a VAT specialist at international tax consultancy firms. At Baker & McKenzie he provided tax advice to clients across the service and manufacturing sectors and for national and local government in Poland
    January 09 2006
  • New head of tax for Lovells in Czech Republic
    Lovells has hired Bohdana Karkanova as head of tax in the firm's Prague office. Karkanova previously built and led the tax department of Mazars, an international business advisory and accountancy firm, in Prague
    January 09 2006
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