Sue Williamson joins ahead of an expected rise in tax disputes.
September 14, 2020 at 01:31 PM
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Correspondent, Sydney
Australian law firm Holding Redlich has hired a tax controversy partner from Ernst & Young as it anticipates that Australian tax authorities will be taking a tougher stance.
Sue Williamson joins Holding Redlich after close to nine years at the global accounting firm, where she developed and led the firm’s Melbourne Tax Controversy Practice.
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