Vicki Bales is new transfer pricing director at DLA Piper

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Vicki Bales is new transfer pricing director at DLA Piper

Joe Stanley-Smith
August 02 2018
Vicki Bales

DLA Piper has hired Vicki Bales as a transfer pricing director in the international tax practice at its London office.

Bales has a wealth of experience in in-house positions, having previously worked as Europe tax lead and global head of transfer pricing for SABMiller and AB InBev, as well as at WHSmith. She was first trained by Deloitte.

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