March 2004

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Deals of the year 2003

Romania reveals corporate tax reforms

Ending the extraterritorial-income-tax regime

Sarbanes Oxley drives transfer pricing moves

De Brauw lures lawyers from Freshfields' Dutch tax team

EY lose tax lawyer in France

KPMG boosts London international tax practice

Baker & McKenzie picks up tax lawyers in France

Arthur Cox poaches Linklaters tax partner

A&O increases tax presence in Italy

Reforming the tax system in Brazil

Korea defers tax audits for expanding companies

Lithuania prepares VAT scheme for EU accession

Cayman Islands commits to EU tax rules

First impressions of tax in Asia

China plans to increase foreign corporate income tax

Changes to partnership losses hit UK film industry

Russia promotes UET and tax harmonization

UK Crown dependencies cut corporate tax rates

Bush Budget to reform international tax

Who's worked on the biggest deals

Decree makes tax treatment of funds transparent

Ireland moves ahead as a holding company location

New filing rules allow the use of functional currencies

IRS proposes new rules for intra-group activities

Appeal Court backs the taxman

Next budget includes international tax proposals

Tax consolidation: lost in transactions

Taxes on imported goods and services to rise

Discrimination and the free-movement-of-capital principle

Freedom of establishment trumps thin-capitalization rules

Value-added tax invoicing changes

Ship hire charges payable to foreign ship owners not taxable

New group company rules bring up permanent establishment issues

New year reforms bring investment incentives

Finance ministry broadens tax incentives

Taxpayers gain from tweaks to the participation exemption

Real estate investment trusts planned

Limits on foreign companies' interest expense

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