Alvarez & Marsal's Renee Klimczak and Kyle Seipert on energy transition.

In March this year, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) opened a consultation on the U.K.’s transfer pricing documentation requirements. The consultation seeks input for updating the U.K.’s transfer pricing documentation requirements and requests possible options and design ideas that could benefit U.K. business and HMRC.

Watch this webinar on the role of quantum experts for DELOS dispute resolution.

The benefits of eDiscovery technology are clear to see in the litigation arena and the technology is now widely accepted and even encouraged by U.K. courts through the Disclosure Pilot Scheme.

With the events of the past year, many businesses moved to a working from home culture. As we slowly move out of lockdown restrictions across the world, the likelihood is that a hybrid approach to working in an office and from home will be coined as the ‘new normal’. With this shift in location of employees, the physical location of potentially relevant information is no longer centralised within the four walls of a company’s office. In this article, we discuss the approaches that can be taken to remotely capture, in a forensic and defensible manner, all relevant devices and information that is required in support of legal matters.

In an article published by Tax Notes, A&M’s Lew Greenwald and Gianluca Mazzoni review the more recently proposed U.S. cloud regulations and compare the entity-by-entity approach with the lookthrough or unified approach.

Wendy Hallmark, Senior Director of A&M’s Private Equity Performance Improvement group, is featured in CFO Magazine about post-pandemic workplace plans.

Alvarez & Marsal’s First Edition of the UAE Health Sector Pulse Highlights How COVID-19 Has Accelerated the Disruption of Traditional Care Models

Download A&M’s Financial Services team’s latest report for advice for asset and wealth managers to stay ahead in the increasingly changing environment.

The tax treatment of carried interest in Hong Kong (“HK”) has been a controversial issue and key area of debate.

The Disclosure Pilot Scheme (DPS) was designed to mitigate some of the “excessive costs, scale and complexity” experienced by parties under the previous set of standards for disclosure. With only months to go on the DPS, A&M surveyed 250 senior lawyers to gauge their views on the process and what improvements can be made.

Michael McGee to lead A&M Taxand’s Global Trade and Customs practice

For China’s Small Businesses, Life Is Still Far From Normal