International Tax Review is part of Legal Benchmarking Limited, 1-2 Paris Garden, London, SE1 8ND

Copyright © Legal Benchmarking Limited and its affiliated companies 2026

Accessibility | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Modern Slavery Statement

Search results for

There are 33,336 results that match your search.33,336 results
  • Rossitza Koleva A new double tax treaty (DTT) between the Republic of Bulgaria and the Kingdom of Norway was signed in July 2014. The agreement is expected to stimulate the investment climate in the two states and contribute to the implementation of new possibilities and opportunities for companies resident in the two contracting states. Companies will be able to perform activities in the other contracting state in various spheres and sectors.
  • Upper Klass: Nobody is getting the violins out for Myleene A mansion tax proposed by the UK's opposition Labour Party, which would bill the owners of homes worth more than £2 million each year ($3.1 million) has caused a kerfuffle in the UK this month, with those likely to pay it queuing up to say what a bad idea it is. Former Arsenal and England footballer Sol Campbell (worth $51 million) and film star Angelina Jolie ($270 million) have both spoken out against the proposed tax, but it is classically-trained violinist, former girl-band member and fashion designer Myleene Klass who grabbed the public's attention after clashing with Labour leader Ed Miliband on live television.
  • Regulatory complexity and globalisation aren’t the only factors changing the landscape of tax.
  • Maria Isabel Bueno and Alessandro Amadeu da Fonseca of Mattos Filho Veiga Filho Marrey jr e Quiroga provide an update on Brazilian accounting standards, particularly when it comes to offsetting expenses related to stock option plans.
  • Former Supreme Court Justices, India
  • Investigative journalists
  • International organisation
  • Australian treasurer
  • EY's chairman and chief executive officer, Mark Weinberger, who has worked for two US presidents, will lead the efforts of his fellow business leaders in the US to ensure Congress passes legislation on tax extenders and tax reform.
  • Kate Habershon and Bakhytzhan Kadyrov of Morgan Lewis in Kazakhstan examine the potential impact on business of the country’s draft tax code.