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  • What the Greek reforms mean
    Greece has revamped its corporate tax system. Panagiotis Zafeiropoulos of Deloitte & Touche explains what it will mean for companies operating in the country
    April 30 2003
  • Bush's new tax package explained
    President Bush's US 2004 Budget contains a number of revenue-raising provisions aimed at earnings stripping, tax shelters and executive compensation. Christine Halphen, Oscar Teunissen, Steve Nauheim, Linden Smith and Larry Skor of PricewaterhouseCoopers explain what to look out for
    April 30 2003
  • News Corp makes tax-clean acquisition of Hughes Electronics
    Rupert Murdoch is making sure that News Corporation's $6.6 billion acquisition of Hughes Electronics and its DirecTV satellite operation from General Motors is squeaky clean.
    April 30 2003
  • SEC selects PCAOB chairman
    The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has selected William McDonough as its nominee to be the new chairperson for the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB). The PCAOB was set up as part of the Sarbanes Oxley Act. McDonough is the president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
    April 30 2003
  • Orrick poaches E&Y team for Italian launch
    Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe has opened an office in Milan with 23 lawyers from Ernst & Young's 280-lawyer Italian legal arm, Studio Legale Tributario. The former national director of legal services and anti-trust and regulatory law at Studio Legal Tributario, Alessandro De Nicola, will lead the Milan office. Clients of the lawyers include Italian power company ENEL, Vivendi, Universal Music Italy and Italian insurance company RAS Italia.
    April 30 2003
  • EY poaches PwC financial services partner
    Ernst & Young has lured the former global investment management tax leader from big-four rival PricewaterhouseCoopers. Lynne Ed is joining the firm in London on July 1 and will be an international tax partner in Ernst & Young's investment management practice. Ed has spent 23 years at PricewaterhouseCoopers and specializes in the tax implications of fund products including offshore investment funds and limited partnerships.
    April 30 2003
  • How to beat the IRS in court
    Margie Rollingson, David Benson and Peg O'Connor of Ernst & Young analyze the Dow decision involving business purpose and corporate-owned life insurance where the court found in favour of the taxpayer
    April 30 2003
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    Integral Energy seals pioneering ATO deal
    Craig James - Integral Energy, Mark Tafft - Ernst & Young and Steve Vesperman - ATO:
    April 30 2003
  • Watson Farley hires A&O tax lawyer
    Watson, Farley & Williams has hired a senior associate from Allen & Overy for its New York tax group. Patricia Iandoli has joined the firm's international tax group as a partner. Iandoli specializes in asset finance tax work.
    April 30 2003
  • PwC hires ex-Congress tax official
    PricewaterhouseCoopers has hired Lindy Paull, the former chief of staff of the Congressional Joint Committee on Taxation as co-managing partner of its Washington national tax services practice. Paull joined the firm on May 1 2003 and will work with co-leader Robert Morris. Paull spent 17 years working in Congress, and before working at the Joint Committee on Taxation held positions with the Republican staff of the Senate Finance Committee.
    April 30 2003
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