Andrew has over 25 years experience in transfer pricing, most recently with the OECD as Head of the Transfer Pricing Unit, and previously with KPMG and HMRC.
He is now an independent consultant. He can be contacted at [email protected].
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- Arm’s length principle mutations: control of risk in the OECD guidelines and variations in practice - January 13, 2021
- The lack of transfer pricing comparables: selecting the appropriate box of apples in which to find bananas - March 16, 2017
- Improving the OECD transfer pricing guidance on intragroup services - May 30, 2018
Dimitrios A. Kyriazis
Dimitrios Kyriazis is the Head of the Law Faculty at the New College of the Humanities (NCH). He joined NCH in 2017, having taught for several years at Oxford University on the undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, first as a tutor and then a Lecturer in Law.
Dimitrios obtained his LL.B. (Distinction) at the University of Athens, graduating top of his class. He also holds an MJur (Distinction) from the University of Oxford, graduating top of his class (Clifford Chance Prize), with the support of an Onassis Foundation scholarship.
He completed his MPhil in Law (Distinction) as a Light Senior Scholar at St Catherine's College. He served as Teaching Fellow in Law at UCL, has delivered numerous guest lectures at Leiden University and Queen Mary University of London, and has previously practiced law in Brussels and Athens, primarily working on State aid, M&A, competition and banking law.
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- Why the EU Commission won’t appeal the Starbucks judgment - December 10, 2019
David advises high net wealth and entrepreneurial clients including non-UK domiciled individuals and those wishing to invest into the UK.
David has written many articles on taxation issues published in both the UK and International professional press. He has written CCH’s Tax Digest explaining the 2008 changes to the non-domiciled tax regime. His book Corporate Residence was published by Bloomsbury Professional in October 2013.
David sits on various institute committees; he is also a member of STEP and has lectured on taxation matters.
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Helena graduated from Cambridge University with a degree in economics and is a Chartered Accountant who trained with a Big 4 firm in London.
Helena now specialises in advising a broad range of large multinational groups which invest into the UK, including groups which have parent companies based in Asia. She has also advised companies operating in the renewable energy and green fuel sectors.
Helena regularly presents on specialist areas of taxation. She has also written for the taxation press including articles for Taxation and Tax Adviser magazines on various aspects of the UK tax legislation.
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Arnas Laurynas
Arnas is a Managing Director of Quantera Global and has more than 12 years experience in international transfer pricing and value chain transformation working with clients in the United Kingdom, across continental Europe and in other jurisdictions all around the globe.
Arnas has a proven track record of leading a wide range of transfer pricing projects, including planning, documentation and negotiations with tax authorities during audits and advance pricing agreements. His focus is on financial transactions, asset management, and digital businesses.
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Leopoldo Parada
Dr. Leopoldo Parada is a Lecturer in Tax Law at the University of Leeds School of Law in the United Kingdom.
He holds a PhD in Law from the University of Valencia (Spain) and an LLM in International Taxation from the University of Florida Levin College of Law (USA). He is also the author several publications in recognized international tax law journals such as British Tax Review, World Tax Journal, EC Tax Review and Tax Notes International, and a recognized speaker in conferences all around the world, including countries such as Australia, Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, Spain, the Netherlands and the United States, among others.
Since 2018 he has also been visiting professor of international and EU Tax Law at the University of Turin in Italy. Formerly, he held a position as a research associate at the Max Planck Institute for Tax Law and Public Finance in Munich (2014-2017) and a short-term postdoctoral research seat at the IBFD in Amsterdam. In the past, he also practised full-time as a lawyer and tax advisor in Chile, Brazil, and the United States.
He is a current member of the Tax Committee of Experts of the Joint Italian Arab Chamber of Commerce (JIACC), the Chilean Bar Association and a former member of the American Bar Association (ABA) –Section of Taxation.
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- The Advocate General’s opinion in the Fiat appeal: a plea for legal certainty - March 14, 2022
- Pandora papers’ two lessons for transforming tax and financial laws - December 22, 2021
- Taxing somewhere, no matter where: what is the GLoBE proposal really about - September 2, 2020
- The Vodafone and Tesco Global decisions: no triumph for EU digital services tax supporters - March 5, 2020
- The GloBE puzzle: a debate way beyond use of financial accounts - November 18, 2019
Tim Law
Tim Law is a tax professional with nearly 20 years experience in-house in the FTSE100, including over a decade responsible for tax transparency and stakeholder engagement at Anglo American plc.
He now runs Engaged Consulting, and advises large businesses on tax policy, strategy, transparency and reputational risk.
He is also a Senior Policy Advisor with public affair and communications consultancy gplus europe, with offices in Brussels, Berlin, London and Paris. He was recently voted number 5 in the #economia50 most influential commentators on finance on social media.
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- New UK law allows government to introduce public country-by-country reporting by multinationals - September 6, 2016
- UK Autumn Statement 2016: leaves little changed - November 23, 2016
Heather Self
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- UK government stakes out new position on taxation of digital economy - March 13, 2018
Anne Fairpo
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- UK government proposes tougher withholding tax rules for royalties paid to nonresidents - March 26, 2016
- UK issues new guidance on diverted profits tax - December 1, 2015
- UK proposes to amend patent box to comply with BEPS standards - October 23, 2015
Nimesh Shah
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- UK Budget 2020: an overview of the tax proposals - March 11, 2020
Anthony Crewe
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- Blackrock prevails in UK transfer pricing dispute - November 18, 2020
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