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David Jamieson

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London: Corporate and commercial

VAT and indirect tax

Within: VAT and indirect tax

Baker McKenzie's department is jointly led by head of tax Mark Delaney, head of VAT Mark Agnew and David Jamieson, who leads on contentious VAT. The group is able to provide VAT advice and planning strategies, along with a strong disputes practice, assisting clients with preparations for Brexit and representing them in complex investigations and disputes with HMRC. The firm's international office network also enables the team to provide cross-border advice to clients across the EMEA region; an area enhanced by customs and excise specialists Ross Denton and Jenny Revis.

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London: Dispute resolution

Tax litigation and investigations

Within: Tax litigation and investigations

Baker McKenzie fields a multi-disciplinary team of lawyers, economists and accountants who advise on a range of tax disputes matters, often for well-known international corporates. Nigel Dolman leads the transfer pricing disputes offering in London, with Jessica Eden taking the lead for corporate tax disputes and David Jamieson heading the VAT disputes practice. Both Eden and Jamieson were promoted to partner in June 2018. The team is well placed to advise clients on cross-border and multi-jurisdictional tax disputes, drawing on Bakers' strong global office network.

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