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René Schreiber

Because tax doesn’t have to be taxing.

Jim Fuller

Xiaoying Chen

The ONE campaign describes corruption involving developing countries as the $1 trillion scandal and says the G20 must implement measures such as automatic information exchange (AIE) and the transparent publication of the revenues governments receive if the organisation wants to end it.

Philip Baker, Patrick Way, Patrick Soares and Imran Afzal launched Field Court Tax Chambers in August after their previous set, Gray’s Inn Tax Chambers, decided to leave the Inns of Court.

Companies in Brazil that have gone to court to challenge the constitutionality of certain taxes have seen some positive results recently, write João Marcos Colussi and Alessandra Gomensoro of Mattos Filho.

Tax executives are no longer only accountable to their business colleagues, investors, revenue agencies and other regulators. Now the public wants to know what they do, explain Nancy Manzano and Bernadette Pinamont of Vertex.

Kelly Stricklin-Coutinho, formerly of PwC Legal, has joined Thirty Nine Essex Street barristers’ chambers in London.

In an exclusive interview with International Tax Review, Werner Schuster, vice-president – head of tax at Philip Morris International (PMI), outlines the benefits of working in an in-house tax team, points out how technology is only as good as the data you input and explains why PMI does not outsource its tax functions.