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  • HMRC claims avoidance rules are working
    HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC), the UK tax authority, said that the country's tax avoidance measures, first announced in the Budget of March 2004, are working
    May 22 2005
  • Ballentine Barbera hires KPMG European transfer pricing head
    Ballentine Barbera Group (BBG), the US-based transfer pricing boutique, is expanding into Europe with the hire of Ted Keen, KPMG's partner in charge of transfer pricing economics for Europe, the Middle East and Africa
    May 22 2005
  • UK government gives business tax assurance
    Gordon Brown, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, has assured business leaders that his government shares their objective of making the UK's tax regime internationally competitive
    May 22 2005
  • Nera hires PwC economist
    NERA Economic Consulting, an international firm offering transfer pricing services, has hired Stuart Harshbarger in its Chicago office. Harshbarger, formerly at PricewaterhouseCoopers, specializes in advice on transfer pricing, intangible assets and management fee studies for multinational companies.
    May 15 2005
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    Investment bank raids EY to boost transfer pricing arm
    Los Angeles-based international investment bank, Houlihan Lokey Howard & Zukin, released its transfer pricing growth strategy today, after aggressively hiring transfer pricing professionals from the big-four professional services firms, particularly Ernst & Young
    May 15 2005
  • Coudert Brothers loses global tax head
    Edmund Cohen, former head of Coudert Brothers' global tax practice, has left the firm for Winston & Strawn (W&S)
    May 15 2005
  • IRS appoints new CFO
    The US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has hired Janice Lambert as its new chief financial officer (CFO). Lambert moved to the IRS to become deputy CFO in June 2004 from the Department of the Treasury. In her new role she will oversee an organization responsible for the custodial accounting of $2 trillion in taxpayer receipts and the IRS' $10 billion annual operating budget.
    May 15 2005
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    Tax boutique opens in the Middle East
    A former tax director of PricewaterhouseCoopers in Dubai is to head the UAE office of the ILS Group, a provider of tax-efficient international corporate services
    May 15 2005
  • Herbalife hires new tax vice president
    Kenneth Simon, former vice president of taxes at Avon Products, has moved to a similar position at Herbalife, a global network marketing company that sells nutritional supplement and personal care products
    May 15 2005
  • MCI settles tax bill in Mississippi
    The US state of Mississippi has settled a tax case with MCI, formerly WorldCom, costing the company over $125 million
    May 15 2005
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