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  • Yukos shares fall after fresh tax demand
    Shares in Yukos, the Russian oil company, fell by 16% on January 19 after the Russian government demanded R107 billion, or $3.8 billion in back taxes
    January 23 2006
  • Baker & McKenzie appoints UK head of transfer pricing
    Richard Fletcher, a director of LECG, an economic advisory firm, has joined Baker & McKenzie, a law firm, in London as head of UK transfer pricing. He is not a lawyer and will be the equivalent of a partner in the corporate tax group. The appointment comes shortly after Massimo Giaconia's move to Baker & McKenzie's tax practice in Milan. Giaconia was the tax managing partner of Ernst & Young in Italy. Two others from Ernst & Young joined Baker & McKenzie in Milan as associates
    January 23 2006
  • Employers want NZ tax relief
    Business NZ, the biggest representative business organization in New Zealand, has called on the government there to introduce tax relief to boost low business confidence. Click here for the Business New Zealand opinion
    January 23 2006
  • Cisco tax man leaves for Ernst & Young
    Jeffrey Levenstam has resigned as Cisco Systems' senior director of international tax and customs, to become a member of Ernst & Young's international tax services group in San Francisco. Lisa Peschcke-Koedt, has left Agilent Technologies, where she was vice-president for global tax, to replace Levenstam at Cisco
    January 23 2006
  • Large taxpayers could leave Britain
    Many UK multinationals could leave the country because of its "antagonistic" anti-tax avoidance laws, Guy Brannan, head of tax at Linklaters has told the Times. Read the story here
    January 23 2006
  • New tax partner in Washington for Greenberg Traurig
    Carolyn Fanaroff has joined Greenberg Traurig's tax practice group in Washington, DC. A transfer pricing specialist, she previously worked in the Internal Revenue Service's Office of Chief Counsel
    January 23 2006
  • Tax partner to run Garrigues in Casablanca
    Jose Ignacio Muniozguren, a tax partner of the firm, has been put in charge of Garrigues' new office in Casablanca in Morocco.
    January 23 2006
  • Public consultation on short-term foreign assignments
    The OECD's Centre for Tax Policy and Administration is holding a public consultation meeting on the application of article 15 of the OECD Model Tax Convention to short-term foreign assignments, on Monday January 30, at the organization's offices in Paris
    January 23 2006
  • Transfer pricing under the spotlight at NCR subsidiary
    The UK tax authorities are examining transfer pricing arrangements at NCR Financial Solutions Group, which makes cashpoint machines. "This is a standard Inland Revenue audit which is ongoing and we do not see a tax liability," a statement from NCR, its parent company, said. Read the story here
    January 23 2006
  • Foreign companies under Korean tax spotlight
    The National Tax Service in Korea is investigating some foreign companies for tax evasion. Read the story from the Korea Times here
    January 23 2006
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