
Dentons US announced that Alexander Buzas has joined the Firm’s Corporate practice as a principal economist in New York. He brings extensive experience helping multinational companies navigate domestic and international tax requirements and implement practical strategies that support international operations and business growth.
Prior to joining Dentons US, Buzas served as a managing director of transfer pricing for a Big Four accounting and professional services firm. He advised clients by gathering quantitative and qualitative information on their business and industry, conducting functional and financial analyses of operations, and developing transfer pricing planning and documentation solutions to comply with domestic and Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) taxation regulations.
As a fully qualified legal professional with an LLM in Taxation, Buzas is positioned to guide clients through complicated transfer pricing and cost sharing arrangements for tangible goods, intangible property, loans and services throughout multiple OECD jurisdictions. He also assists companies in industries ranging from pharmaceuticals and media to manufacturing and finance with developing processes and implementing technology, including artificial intelligence, to strengthen compliance programs.
“As companies expand globally, they need practical guidance that balances complex transfer pricing and tax compliance obligations with their business priorities,” said Linda Pfatteicher, a partner in Dentons’ Corporate group and Head of Tax. “Alex has extensive experience advising multinational companies on cross-border tax restructurings, supply chain management and evolving regulatory requirements. This expertise will enhance our existing tax capabilities at a key time when governments are highly focused on transfer pricing as a revenue raiser.”
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