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Uday Ved is KPMG tax head

New Delhi, Aug 19

KPMG on Tuesday announced the appointment of Mr Uday Ved as Head of Tax. Mr Ved specialises in international taxation, transfer pricing and exchange control regulations. In a career spanning over 25 years, Mr Ved has advised a large number of foreign companies, multi-national corporations and Indian business houses on tax and regulatory matters. Prior to joining KPMG in November 2006, Mr Ved was Partner and Head of Tax in RSM & Co, a firm of Chartered Accountants. Prio r to RSM, Mr Ved was partner with Arthur Andersen, India.

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