November 2009

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The future for tax services: Why regulation threatens non-audit work

Obama postpones international changes

Get ready for more disclosure opportunities, Hartnett says

Commission rejects UK attempts to comply with Marks & Spencer

Turkey set to overhaul tax laws

Mexico plans to increase taxes on mining industry

Tax fuelled the downturn, says ACCA

Dublin wins for attitude to tax

Australia sets up panel to implement reform

Panel questions abusive tax arrangements

Tax Policy Center urges caution over cutting US corporate rate

UK taxpayers failing to comply with SAO sign-off

Pelosi talks of possibility of VAT

Asia Awards 2009 nominees announced

Taxpayers prepare for upheaval in Mexico

Transfer pricing and the new economics

Carbon tax proposal is chief outcome of commission

Select practitioners turn out for awards

Authorities take corporate residency win

Treaties get boost at last from Vienna Convention

Danes get new valuation and documentation guidelines

Technology and collaboration allow sharper focus

New VAT time limit to be respected

Residency of trusts - The Garron case

Intellectual property structures prosper in Cyprus; Cyprus emerges in the global shipping industry

Lisbon reform treaty enters into force on December 1 2009

Finland outlines 2010 budget

France plans reform to business tax

New risk for tax group

Taxability of capital gains under the India-Mauritius tax treaty

Deductibility of promotion and selling costs

Commission proposes corporate tax changes

Italian tax amnesty encourages repatriation

A new direction in 2010 tax reform

Revised double tax treaty signed between Mexico and Switzerland

Government publishes 2010 tax package

Basque patent box regime: an attractive location for IP

New proposals on consolidation

Real estate proves popular choice in Turkey

State tax administration strives to squeeze more tax revenues from individuals

IRS announces settlement agreement between Switzerland and the US

Extended relief for late check-the-box elections now available

Cross border reorganisations

Ernst & Young hires another financial services partner

New LMSB commissioner announced

Thompson & Knight adds to tax practice

Paris firm boosts tax strength

Haavind gets new practice head

Nera adds to Los Angeles office

Ballentine Barbera Group adds three to US practice

Grant Thornton hires new practice head

TPA widens its reach

Baker & McKenzie hires economist

Caturano and Company expands practice

Reform on the way

Germans demand more tax

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