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For the first time, Lattimore Black Morgan & Cain, PC has hired someone to market the firm's diverse services to private-equity groups and companies in the funds' portfolios.
You must be extremely careful to guard against discrimination charges when interviewing prospective hires. Asking the wrong question can land your company in legal hot water. Here's a quiz to see if you can spot liability danger zones.
Today's global marketplace has made transfer pricing one of the most important concerns for companies with foreign operations. Not only do these businesses have to comply with complex regulations, the IRS and tax authorities worldwide have intensified their audit focus on the way companies value goods and services between their related entities. Here are five considerations to help minimize your company's global tax liability while reducing your audit exposure.
