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Nathan Hochman, assistant attorney general for the Tax Division of the US Department of Justice for the last year, has joined Bingham McCutchen as a partner in its Santa Monica, California office. He will be part of the complex litigation practice, with a focus on white-collar defence and tax.

Economic context and UK experience explain France's move on Islamic finance, says Nicolas Jacquot of Landwell & Associés

Advanced pricing agreements can position businesses better in this environment, say Mark Nehoray and Reiko Ishii of Deloitte

The changes to its exemption regime for foreign-sourced income has boosted Singapore's credentials as a pro-business, tax-competitive jurisdiction, explains Sunil Agarwal and Kah Chuan Ho of PricewaterhouseCoopers

By Joanna Faith and Jack Grocott

Ian Farmer Taxation authorities have significantly increased their focus on intra-group financial transactions, including related-party loans, credit guarantees and other forms of financing and credit risk transfer arrangements. With the global financial crisis limiting the availability of once plentiful and relatively inexpensive external funding, many taxpayers, in their hunt for cash, have seen their intra-group financial transactions increase significantly.

By Jack Grocott

by Ralph Cunningham

By Catherine Snowdon, Washington DC

By International Tax Review