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Deloitte strengthens transfer pricing practice

Author: Lauren Mitchell
Published: 1 Oct 2010
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Heather Devine has been appointed director within Deloitte UK’s business model optimisation team, a part of the firms transfer pricing group.

Devine, who was formerly an international tax partner at Ernst & Young, has more than 20 years experience in the tax sector including establishing a tax efficient supply chain practice with Deloitte partner Owen Crassweller.

She has also headed tax divisions at heavy building materials supplier Hanson and Barclays bank.

Deloitte London transfer pricing group head David Cobb said the reasons for the team’s growth is the ever changing tax landscape, which has increased demand from companies to optimise their business models for tax efficiency.

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