Grocers want to offer every available service, in the quickest time, at the lowest price for the consumer. However, ‘over-promising’ without the in-depth knowledge that enables the guaranteed delivery of goods at a set time to a set location, can negatively affect profits, supply chain, customers and reputation.

Dhruv Phophalia, leader of A&M’s Indian Global Forensic and Dispute Services practice in Mumbai, recently spoke with InfoRisk Today Magazine for an audio broadcast program on fighting fraud in India. The interview focused on India's unique cultural and business environment which make the fraud landscape distinct from the challenges faced in other, more developed markets.

Subchapter K, the codification of partnership taxation, can involve deemed transactions that raise the specter of gain recognition under a number of anti-deferral provisions or simultaneous transactions where an ordering of steps is necessary to determine the tax consequences to the parties. .

The addition of Simon Evetts enhances A&M’s expertise in the multi-channel, customer focused transformation of operations and technologies that is essential to retailers looking to improve performance and drive growth. Mr. Evetts’ client work includes e-commerce, marketing, supply chain, websites, social media, mobile, buying and merchandising, fulfillment and contact center business capabilities.

Scott Harrison brings extensive experience providing highly specialized regulatory, compliance, corporate governance and risk advisory services to insurance companies and their strategic partners. He counsels clients on business and public affairs strategies, business process and operational risk, issue advocacy, corporate governance, the development of regulatory and legislative policy, and market regulation/compliance.

The proposed EU-U.S. Privacy Shield is designed to replace the now defunct Safe Harbor scheme which was developed to protect the transfer of personal data between the EU and the United States. However, the framework only addresses one aspect of risk in dealing with data.

Reimbursing and substantiating business travel expenses can be cumbersome and time-consuming. It usually involves employees collecting receipts as they travel and maintaining records that note the time, place and business purpose of each expenditure.

On April 1, 2015, the U.K. is introducing a new tax, the Diverted Profits Tax (DPT), which has been dubbed the “Google tax” by the media. It is aimed at aggressive tax planning that erodes the U.K. tax base.

On 1 April 2015 the UK is introducing a new tax, the Diverted Profits Tax (“DPT”) which has been dubbed the “Google tax” by the media. It is aimed at aggressive tax planning that erodes the UK tax base.

In this article, we review the convergent impact of ongoing drivers of change that will coincide with an acceleration of CMS payment reform.

In 2013 private equity investors committed $10.6 billion to 755 transactions in India. However, in the first half of 2014, private equity deal activity declined. Investor confidence has been impacted by fraud and accounting scandals involving private equity portfolio companies in India.

This edition of Tax Advisor Weekly focuses on how key aspects of the proposed regulations may affect how taxpayers identify and substantiate IUS-related costs as part of their future R&D credit calculations.

Incentive compensation is an integral part of the total compensation package for executives at most large, publicly traded companies.

A fresh set of implementation guidelines was issued early in February by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) on Action 13, Transfer Pricing Documentation and a Template for Country-by-Country Reporting of the base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) initiative.

For nearly two decades, the federal courts virtually unanimously agreed that fiduciaries of employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs) were entitled to a presumption of prudence in purchasing or holding employer securities, except under extremely limited circumstances.