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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
  • 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
  • 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
  • RAL (Channel Islands) Ltd, RAL Ltd, RAL Services Ltd, RAL Machines Ltd v Commissioners of Customs & Excise
    VAT – Sixth Directive – Article 9(1) and (2) – Slot gaming machines – Entertainment or similar activities – Supplier of services established outside the territory of the Community – Determination of the place where services are supplied.
    May 11 2005
  • MyTravel plc v Commissioners of Customs and Excise
    VAT – Article 26 of the Sixth VAT Directive – Scheme applicable to travel agents and tour operators – In-house services and services purchased from third parties – Method of calculation of the taxable amount – Apportionment of package price between bought-in services and in-house services – Application of the market value method.
    May 11 2005
  • Levob Verzekeringen BV, OV Bank NV v Staatssecretaris van Financiën
    Sixth VAT Directive – Standard software – Customisation to meet the purchaser’s requirements – Supply of goods or supply of services.
    May 11 2005
  • US Treasury promises imminent repatriation guidance
    Eric Solomon, US Treasury deputy assistant secretary (regulatory affairs) and acting deputy assistant secretary for tax policy, told tax practitioners on April 29 that eagerly-anticipated repatriation guidance would be released "very soon". Solomon told the Federal Tax Institute in Chicago that IRC section 965 guidance was his highest priority, but declined to name a precise date for its release.
    May 08 2005
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