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  • London - Tax
    3-7 years Best of both worlds - based in London - NY salary - working for US firm with a new partner recently joined from a major London practice. Scope to grow with the practice in a superb environment. (New York rates)
    March 15 2001
  • Cooley swipes tax specialist from Wilson's grasp
    Cooley Godward has beaten off competition from rival Wilson Sonsini to lure a highly-prized tax lawyer to the firm's Silicon Valley office
    March 14 2001
  • Tax - US firm
    3-5 years pqe Join a leading tax practice on both sides of the Atlantic. Work with "leading names" on transactional and advisory matters. (to £100,000)
    March 11 2001
  • EU stands up to harmful regimes
    EU action on harmful tax competition has taken a significant step forwards. The rollback of measures with harmful features is now possible as early as 2002. By Heleen Nijkamp, chair of Ernst & Young’s EU Tax Steering Committee, New York
    March 11 2001
  • German specialist quits Landwell in Paris
    Alfred Fink, head of the German desk at Landwell in Paris, is leaving the firm to join Haarmann Hemmelrath in April, looking for a different challenge to that of working for a multidisciplinary group
    March 11 2001
  • Japan paves the way for more M&A
    M&A activity in Japan continued at a healthy pace in 2000. Now, the government is planning to further facilitate the transaction process with favourable new tax developments. By Dean Yoost, Takuro Tagai and Al Zencak of PricewaterhouseCoopers in Tokyo
    March 11 2001
  • Tax - US firm
    3-5 years pqe Leading global firm seeks tax lawyer or corporate tax adviser from major accounting practice to join quality team with broad practice. (to £120,000)
    March 11 2001
  • UK budget closes offshore loophole
    The UK has closed a tax avoidance loophole in its Controlled Foreign Companies (CFC) rules. Previously banks, insurance companies and other financial concerns have been able to buy shares in a foreign subsidiary, receive tax free dividends in return and subsequently sell the shares back to the foreign company for a nominal sum. The loophole was closed in the budget announced by Chancellor Gordon Brown on March 6.
    March 09 2001
  • Metallgesellschaft Ltd and Others, Hoechst AG, Hoechst UK Ltd and Commissioners of Inland Revenue, HM Attorney General
    Freedom of establishment – Free movement of capital – Advance payment of corporation tax on profits distributed by a subsidiary to its parent company – Parent company having its seat in another member state – Breach of Community law – Action for restitution or action for damages – Interest.
    March 08 2001
  • Arthur Andersen to rebrand
    Professional services firm Arthur Andersen has changed its name to Andersen. The rebranding is effective immediately.
    March 08 2001
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