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  • Strong Asian leadership providing confidence for M&A pickup
    Governments across the Asia-Pacific region are actively pursuing various updates to their respective tax codes, mostly aimed at incentivising multinational activity in their jurisdiction. Meredith McBride looks at how these efforts are impacting the transactional market.
    March 17 2015
  • Sean Hailey moves back to EY
    Sean Hailey, a former tax adviser to the US House of Representatives Committee on Ways and Means, has moved to EY.
    March 17 2015
  • Deals going ahead; but caution should be exercised
    Despite a resurgent global transaction market, and signs that corporate confidence on Wall Street and beyond is returning to levels not seen since the global financial crisis, challenges remain as new waves of legislation are expected at both domestic and international level throughout this year. Matthew Gilleard tracks tax transactional trends across the Americas.
    March 17 2015
  • Political and economic factors continue to rock the transaction boat
    Transactional work varies from jurisdiction-to-jurisdiction with the ebb and flow of various economic cycles, but a prevailing theme across the EMEA region has been that more and more advisory firms are urging taxpayers to prepare for the impact of the OECD’s base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) action plan. Joe Stanley-Smith investigates how this is impacting key jurisdictions across the region.
    March 17 2015
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    Making the deal work: Effective strategies for managing post-acquisition integration
    A deal may be ‘done’ when terms are agreed and dotted lines are signed, but closing the deal is only the beginning. Michael Lebovitz and Stephen Weerts of White & Case share best practices on managing the post-acquisition integration process.
    March 17 2015
  • Dan Friel is new King & Spalding partner
    Dan Friel has joined King & Spalding in London, becoming the third partner in the international tax practice there.
    March 16 2015
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    Beijing Tax Bureau to levy 10% tax on QFII investors, with no deductions for losses
    Inward investors have expressed concern about proposals that China will levy a 10% capital gains tax on profits earned by foreign investors, with no opportunity to deduct for losses. While some tax advisers welcomed the clarity, some funds may struggle to pay the higher-than-expected tax bills on gains earned over five years between 2009 and 2014.
    March 16 2015
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    Modi pledges to continue Mauritius tax treaty reform to end abuse
    As Indian prime minister Narendra Modi visited Mauritius during its national day celebrations March 12, the two countries pledged to move forward with negotiations to update their double taxation treaty.
    March 14 2015
  • Disparity between the US and Brazil’s approach to royalties increases risk of double taxation
    As a result of Brazil’s unique policy to prevent erosion of the tax base, companies often face double taxation.
    March 13 2015
  • Dave Camp joins PwC in the US
    Dave Camp, former US House of Representatives Ways and Means Committee chairman, has joined PwC as a policy adviser.
    March 13 2015
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