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  • Ceteris teams up with Transfer Pricing Associates
    Ceteris, the North American transfer pricing boutique, has announced a new alliance with Europe's Transfer Pricing Associates. The move, which creates a network of 25 senior transfer pricing professionals, was announced on August 10 2004.
    August 31 2004
  • Italian firm merges to bolster tax capability
    Tonucci, the Italian law firm, will increase its tax capability on September 1 2004 when it will merge with Studio Grimaldi & Associati, a renowned tax boutique. The move will see the boutique's 10 tax professionals, who specialize in domestic and international tax planning, join Tonucci under the leadership of Piero Alonzo and Gian Marco Committeri.
    August 31 2004
  • Andersen partners plot new tax boutiques in the US
    New York's tax community is rife with rumours of two different groups of former Andersen tax partners looking to set up corporate tax boutiques in the US. After the demise of Andersen in 2002, most of the firm's tax advisers in the US joined Deloitte and Ernst & Young.
    August 31 2004
  • Ernst & Young suffers global tax losses
    Ernst & Young, one of the big four professional services firms, has lost some of its leading tax stars in four jurisdictions as fears over conflicts of interest between audit and tax services grow.
    August 31 2004
  • Ernst & Young loses senior tax partner in Sydney
    The big four firm has lost Richard Snowden who has left to head up Henry Davis York's tax practice. Snowden specializes in banking and financial services. He cited restrictions in the US on accounting firms providing non-audit services to audit clients as one of the reasons for his move.
    August 31 2004
  • German regions reject centralizing tax collection
    Almost all of Germany's 16 regions, or Länder, have rejected calls to centralize tax collection in the country. The federal government in Berlin released a policy paper in June proposing a new national tax authority in Germany, which would take over the Länder's tax collection responsibilities.
    August 31 2004
  • Saudi Arabia slashes corporate tax burden for multinationals
    Saudi Arabia has cut the corporate tax rate to encourage foreign investment that will create job opportunities for Saudi nationals. Tax practitioners also believe the move is linked to internationalizing the tax code in preparation for the kingdom's impending entry into the WTO.
    August 31 2004
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    Sarbanes-Oxley's 404 makes demands on tax departments
    By Rod Burton, managing director and co-founder of the European American Tax Institute
    August 31 2004
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    Deloitte
    The Asia Pacific region offers dynamic opportunities and unique challenges for global businesses. Every business decision involves intricately entwined issues, not the least of which is its tax implications.
    August 31 2004
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    Nagashima Ohno & Tsunematsu
    Kioicho Building,
    August 31 2004
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