April 2010

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Supreme Court re-enters anti-avoidance arena

China adjusts rules for foreign investors

Russia proposes incentives for innovative companies

Bipartisan tax reform fails to win consensus

Philippines Supreme Court deems government measures constitutional

Ecuador may cut rate to generate investment

UK Revenue takes latest round of FII litigation

India fails to meet GST deadline

Revenue authorities pressure UBS to reveal more information

Government takes step to improve Australian certainty

A time for tax transparency and clarity

Is the X Holding judgment off the Marks?

Legal reforms grab taxpayers' attention after budget

Tax reclaims could be over soon for portfolio investors

Authorities up the pressure on fraudsters

Britain catches up in holding company stakes

Reducing negative effects of new thin cap rules

Bulgarian Corporate Income Tax Act amended

Doubts cast on use of LLCs for investment purposes

Favourable ruling on loans to Russian companies

EU tax commissioner unveils work programme

Auditors attack tax groups

Ruling on levy of capital gains tax

Ireland competes for investment with improved dividend regime

Legal change will have negative impact on Japanese real estate taxation

Update to VAT legislation

Supply of services outside of Mauritius is zero rated

Exchange of information – Mexico and Bahamas

Montenegro and Malta tax treaty

First treaty and protocol signed with Spain

2010 budget highlights

New treaties with Germany, UK and US in the pipeline

Tax implications for satellite services

A corporate tax exemption is back in Turkey

State Administration revisits legislation: are gross-up clauses in danger?

Temporary regulations address avoidance of section 304

IRS proposes reporting requirement for uncertain tax positions

Alvarez & Marsal Taxand hires employment specialist

FTI Consulting hires former Treasury adviser

O'Melveny & Myers appoints new head of tax

Former DLA Piper lawyer founds new firm

Osborne Clarke hires Cologne partner

Lisbon Trade Association names new tax chairman

KPMG hires new principal for financial services practice

Ernst & Young bulks up controversy group

Officials keep anti-avoidance going

No time to talk tax

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