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  • The Confederation of British Industry has repeated its call for a cut to the UK's corporate tax rate.
  • Switzerland has signed a double tax treaty with Qatar, bringing its total number of tax treaties to 12, taking it off the OECD's grey list of partially-compliant jurisdictions.
  • Yet another UK business group has called for the country's corporate tax rate to be cut and the regime be reformed.
  • An Indian high court has ruled that the purchase of software acts as the purchase of royalties and not the purchase of goods.
  • The number of completed mutual agreement procedures is increasing among OECD countries, new statistics have revealed.
  • The Hungarian parliament has amended its real estate, controlled-foreign company and corporate tax regimes.
  • BNP Paribas, a leading international bank, has announced that it is to close all its offices that operate in countries that have been identified as partially-compliant tax jurisdictions.
  • Significant progress has been made in increasing international tax cooperation and transparency over the past five months, but more work is needed, the OECD has warned.
  • The IRS Office of Chief Counsel has issued a generic legal advice memorandum (GLAM) to staff in New York relating to certain loan origination activities.
  • The most powerful member of the US House of Representatives has said a value-added tax is "on the table" to deal with America's budget deficit
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