Baker & McKenzie's London office has hired EY partner Mark Bevington to boost its corporate tax practice. As a non-lawyer, Bevington cannot join Bakers' partnership, though as the firm's a principal tax advisor, he will be remunerated at a similar level to a senior partner. With a background in international tax planning and UK domestic taxation, Bevington will support Bakers' 40-strong tax team of lawyers, transfer
November 13, 2013 at 05:57 AM
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Baker & McKenzie’s London office has hired EY partner Mark Bevington to boost its corporate tax practice.
As a non-lawyer, Bevington cannot join Bakers’ partnership, though as the firm’s a principal tax advisor, he will be remunerated at a similar level to a senior partner.
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