July / August 1999

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Clients choose graft over glitter

Australia passes food-exempt GST

Wachtell concocts chemical deal

Paul Weiss advises on real estate merger

MCI turns to Cravath

Shearman & Sterling works on paper deal

McDermott Will handles RAG transaction

Kramer Levin handles Tyco takeover

Weil Gotshal advises on Hicks Muse/Hillsdown deal

Wal-Mart looks to Ernst & Young

E-commerce case raises avoidance spectre

Accountants welcome MDP breakthrough

UK legal privilege fight to continue after setback

Businesses unimpressed by German tax cut

Hong Kong tax chief in conflict probe

Michigan compromises on single business tax

Indian reform eases share buybacks

Taxfax

Debate rages over German secrecy

Harmonization moves closer by stages

Controversy fuels US anti-deferral plans

French CFCs face EU challenges

Canada cracks down on CFCsv

Belgium widens ruling options

Mexico builds on promising start

Norway opens out credit regime

Stamp duty for contracts signed outside Austria

The New Government in Finland

Tax treaty ruling hits non-residents in the UAE

Decision of Dutch court on dividend stripping

Allocation of Interest Expenses

Spanish taxation of non-residends: new law, old problems

British Steel turns to PwC

Stagecoach consults Herbert Smith

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