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 | Paolo Valerio Barbantini
Degree in Economics from Rome University in 1995 and a Master degree in International Taxation in 1996. Paolo Valerio Barbantini serves, since September 2004, the Italian Revenue Agency. He is head of the Large Business Division of the Revenue Agency. Until January 2009, he directed the International Tax Ruling Office. He is member of the Italian delegation at the OECD Working Group 6 on transfer pricing and has been actively involved in the WP6 special sessions on transfer pricing aspects of business restructuring.
Course: Transfer Pricing Rules in International Taxation
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 | Ronald van den Brekel
Ronald van den Brekel is Chair of the Dutch Tax Administration’s Transfer Pricing coordination group since 2004.
Mr. Van den Brekel obtained a master’s degree in Fiscal Economics at the University of Tilburg as well as a postgraduate degree in Accountancy (University of Rotterdam) and in IT-auditing (Free University, Amsterdam).
Course: Transfer Pricing Rules in International Taxation
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 | Giammarco Cottani
LLM cum laude in European and International Taxation at the European Tax College, Leuven, Belgium and Tilburg, the Netherlands. Giammarco cottani is a PhD candidate at LUISS University, Rome and is Transfer Pricing Adviser in the Tax Treaty, Transfer Pricing and Financial Transactions Division of the OECD.
Course: Transfer Pricing Rules in International Taxation
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 | Hubert Hamaekers
Part-time professor at Jönköping International Business School. Professor at the University of Nijmegen (since 1993). Former member of the OECD Committee on Fiscal Affairs and past chairman of the OECD Working Party on transfer pricing and multinational enterprises. He was the chief executive of the IBFD (International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation) and a member of the Permanent Scientific Committee of IFA (1985-2004). Past Board member of the European Association of Tax Law Professors (1999-2004).
Course: Transfer Pricing Rules in International Taxation
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 | Jan Tilman Martens
1997: MSc Economics, London School of Economics, specialisation in International Economics and Location Theory (1997); MSc Applied Economics, University of Louvain, Belgium, specialisation in Business Strategies and Game Theory (1996). From April 2004 Global Transfer Pricing Services, Chief Economist, Partner, Fidal Direction Internationale (FDI), Paris Chief Economist and Lead Partner of FDI’s Global Transfer Pricing Services.
Course: Transfer Pricing Rules in International Taxation
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 | Antonio Russo
Antonio Russo has a M.Sc. (Hons.) in Economics and Business Administration from Bocconi University (Milan, 1997). Certified Public Accountant and Certified Auditor (Dottore Commercialista e Revisore Ufficiale dei Conti), Universitá dell’Insubria (Varese, Italy, A.Y. 2001). Executive MBA (Hons.) in International Management from the University of Edinburgh Management School and the Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées School of International Management, Paris (2003). LL.M. (Hons.) in International Tax Law from the University of Leiden, the Netherlands (2004). Tax advisor, member of Nederlandse Orde van Belastingadviseurs.
Course: Transfer Pricing Rules in International Taxation
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 | Eric D. Ryan
Eric D. Ryan concentrates in international tax planning, transfer pricing, post merger integration of legal entities and operations and tax controversy. He has over 25 years of experience, both as a tax partner advisor and an internal corporate tax director, on key international tax structuring issues. His clients are primarily in the high technology industry, including software, hardware, semiconductors and life sciences companies.
Course: Transfer Pricing Rules in International Taxation
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 | Richard Slimmen
Law degree from University of Tilburg (The Netherlands). Former tax inspector with the Dutch tax administration. Since 2005 Senior advisor at the International Tax Policy & Legislation Directorate of the Dutch Ministry of Finance. Frequent speaker on several seminars on transfer pricing, including courses organised by the OECD and the IBFD.
Course: Transfer Pricing Rules in International Taxation
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 | Dirk van Stappen
Master degree in Applied Economics from the University of Antwerp (Antwerp, 1987), Degree in taxation from the Fiscale Hogeschool (Brussels, 1989), Partner at KPMG Tax & Legal Advisers (Belgium, Antwerp), visiting professor at the University of Antwerp (since
1996), business member of the EU Joint Transfer Pricing Forum (since 2001).
Course: Transfer Pricing Rules in International Taxation
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 | Ágata Uceda
Ágata studied business economics at the University of Seville. She has an Executive MBA from the University of Edinburgh and ENPC, and is also a graduate of INSEAD. Today, she is the EMEA Transfer Pricing Director of DLA Piper in Europe. Before that, she worked for almost 9 years with KPMG Meijburg & Co as transfer pricing advisor. Having lived and worked in the United States, the Netherlands and Spain, her clients can benefit from her unique international corporate and consulting experience.
Course: Transfer Pricing Rules in International Taxation
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 | Hugo Vollebregt
With over 25 years of experience in international tax Hugo specializes in dispute resolution in transfer pricing matters. He has favorably settled countless complicated tax audits and has concluded numerous APAs. Hugo is registered as a mediator with the Netherlands Mediation Institute. He leads PwC's European efforts in the area of transfer pricing controversy. He is a frequent speaker on tax conferences and regularly lectures at the International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation and universities.
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