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October 14, 2012

Miller to be acting IRS chief; Review of compliance in Australia but not GAAR; Italy changes mind on VAT; Norway hikes carbon tax; Finland relaxes interest deduction proposals; UK consults on games tax relief; NZ court hears Alesco appeal; ITAT restructured.

Compliance Management

Miller to stand in as IRS commissioner
Australia's tax inspector takes on compliance review but declines GAAR

Corporate Tax

Finland softens interest deduction restriction
UK consults on cultural test for games tax relief

Indirect Tax

Italy halves planned VAT rise
Norway doubles carbon tax on oil industry

Tax Disputes

Alesco's appeal to test application of New Zealand's GAAR

India's ITAT restructured to speed up international tax and transfer pricing cases

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