September 1999

Main

Boom time for Europe’s tax advisers

US court upholds National Westminster’s claim against IRS

Mayer Brown advises Abbott

Baker & Botts in drilling merger

AA turns to Linklaters

UK big three in pub deal

Ashurst advises Deutsche

Freshfields advises Gannett on Newsquest bid

Fried Frank in petfood deal

Slaughter and May works on cleaning merger

KPMG and Linklaters & Alliance advise on Tarmac demerger

Stikeman Elliot advises BAT

Ernst & Young offers net advice

ABA rejects MDP plans

Loyens & Volkmaars abandons tax-only principles

OECD moves quickly to avert business controversy

UK Revenue climbs down on Herbert Smith case

KPMG links tax practice to Morrison & Foerster

IRS loses key transfer pricing case

OECD slams Swiss tax practices

News in Brief

TaxFax

New dawn for Japanese holdings

Chinese temptation for R&D plans

Germany limits haven opportunities

German rules pierce corporate veil

UK security rules come full circle

VAT treatment of import and export of services in Argentina

Recent trends in Australia's Double Tax Agreements

Austrian tax reform 2000: news for new business

Withdrawal of Foreign Contractor Withholding Directive?

Tax benefits to computer software and knowledge based industries – through the Indian prism

Stock lending and re-purchase transactions - revised tax treatment

Report on Business Taxation in the Netherlands

Potentially illegal regulations on tax refunds to nonresidents

Treasury Withdraws Hybrid Branch and Brown Group Regulations

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