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  • As business operations in emerging markets increase, more countries are implementing and developing advance pricing agreement (APA) regimes. China, India and Turkey represent three different approaches but indicate that APAs are an increasingly popular option for taxpayers in certain situations.
  • The European Commission has been busy reforming the EU’s VAT system and trying to introduce a financial transaction tax (FTT). In an exclusive interview with Salman Shaheen, Algirdas Semeta, European Commissioner for Taxation, Customs Union, Audit and Anti-Fraud discusses the latest progress.
  • David Bradbury, former assistant treasurer of Australia, has been appointed head of the tax policy and statistics division at the OECD.
  • Danny Beeton and Murray Clayson, of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, provide an overview of UK intangible property transfer pricing.
  • An Indian Special Bench ruling has emphasised the importance of functional comparability in transfer pricing (TP) reports and concluded that high margin comparables cannot be excluded.
  • An aide to Mike Enzi, a member of the US Senate Finance and Budget Committees, has rejoined EY as an executive director in its international tax services practice in Washington, DC.
  • Six practitioners at BMR Advisors have become partners / executive directors of the firm.
  • Denis Pouw, partner at WTS Netherlands, analyses two recent rulings from the Dutch Supreme Court dealing with debt versus equity financing, and provides clarity on the applicability of the country’s participation exemption regime.
  • Hong Kong is a popular investment destination. Here, Darren Bowdern and Benjamin Pong of KPMG China, look at why this is and assess the provisions taxpayers must be aware of when structuring cross-border M&A transactions into the jurisdiction.
  • David Forst of Fenwick &?West discusses the impact of new developments in M&A in the US.