Direct Tax

Archive: Direct Tax

This content is from: European Union

Getting to the heart of the matter

In the face of globalization and e-transformation, Europe's top advisers are increasingly adopting a business-first approach to clients' tax needs. Sharon Cunningham explains why pure tax solutions are no longer appro...
September 28 2000
This content is from: Isle of Man

Isle of Man proposes improved tax regime

The Isle of Man has put forward proposals aimed at revamping its existing regime and building on its success as an attractive business location
September 28 2000
This content is from: Japan

Advisory panel recommends Japan raises sales tax

A Japanese advisory committee has recommended that Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori raises the 5% sales tax to increase revenue
September 28 2000
This content is from: United Kingdom

Deloitte and Berwin Leighton team up for internet venture

Deloitte & Touche and Berwin Leighton are teaming up in an internet venture that will provide tax and legal advice to small and medium-sized firms
September 28 2000
This content is from: Direct Tax

Andersen Consulting 'wins' messy divorce

Both sides claim victory as the International Chamber of Commerce issues its decision on the Andersen Consulting/Arthur Andersen split, reports Georgina Stanley
September 28 2000
This content is from: Indonesia

Indonesia terminates Netherlands tax treaty

The Indonesian Ministry of Finance has announced the termination of its 1973 income and capital tax treaty with the Netherlands
September 28 2000
This content is from: Germany

How German tax reforms will change financing structures

Florian Schultz, a partner with Oppenhoff & Rädler Linklaters & Alliance, says this year’s tax reforms will force domestic and foreign investors to rethink their approaches to the German market
September 20 2000
This content is from: United States

McDermott poaches tax group for energy expansion

McDermott Will & Emery has raided US rival Thelen, Reid & Priest, hiring the firm's international tax and energy team. McDermott anticpiates an abundance of work as the energy industry is deregulated
September 19 2000
This content is from: Germany

German copyright tax may be extended

The German government plans to extend an existing “copyright” tax on recording equipment such as videos, to include computers, modems, scanners and CD burners
September 07 2000

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