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    Canada: Indirect tax audits and risks on the rise
    Indirect tax audits by tax authorities can be time consuming and expensive for companies, yet they often overlook the opportunity to actually prepare for upcoming audits. Businesses can take steps ahead of time to help alleviate some uncertainty around audits and can take other steps during an audit to help with the final outcome, explains John Bain of KPMG.
    October 15 2013
  • Devereux Chambers chooses new head
    Timothy Brennan QC has been elected to succeed Ingrid Simler QC as head of Devereux Chambers.
    October 14 2013
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    Political pressures add to technical demands on OECD's BEPS project
    The OECD is under substantial political pressure to produce results from its project on base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS), a panel of tax executives and practitioners told an international meeting in London last week.
    Ralph Cunningham, October 14 2013
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    Ireland Budget 2014: Open for business
    With Ireland emerging from its IMF/EU bailout and returning to the debt market, Budget 2014 was delivered on Tuesday. It continued the theme of the past few years of tax austerity for individuals, while maintaining a clear and unambiguous fiscal proposition for international business conducted in and through Ireland.
    October 14 2013
  • TP arbitration for developing countries: Benefits and burdens part 2
    The issue of the benefits or otherwise for developing countries of arbitration in tax matters has recently become more pressing. In this three-part series, Michael Lennard, chief of the International Tax Cooperation section of the UN speaks in a personal capacity about some of the issues that may shape transfer pricing arbitration clauses and how they operate in future for taxpayers and their advisers.
    October 14 2013
  • Treaties of the week - October 14 2013
    Type of Agreement Country Country Date Signed Automatic Tax Information Exchange Agreement Isle of Man UK October 11 2013 Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement Slovenia UAE October 12 2013
    October 13 2013
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    Stephanie Loughlin leaves Dow Lohnes for Venable
    Stephanie Loughlin has left Dow Lohnes, where she was head of the tax planning practice, to join Venable as a partner in Washington, DC.
    October 13 2013
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    Tax transparency: Why international cooperation through TIEAs is the way forward
    Harm Oortwijn, director of international tax and reporting at Paramount Pictures and owner/director of EA Tax Services, looks at trends regarding international tax transparency including the role of tax treaties, and analyses why greater cooperation via information exchange mechanisms is necessary.
    October 13 2013
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    Commission launches review of VAT legislation for the public sector
    The European Commission has today begun consulting stakeholders on VAT rules for the public sector.
    Salman Shaheen, October 13 2013
  • Industry insights for Asian taxpayers
    Tax directors from some of the largest multinational companies, including Siemens, Caterpillar, Noble, GE, Citi and Standard Chartered, will share their transfer pricing insights and experiences in Singapore later this month.
    Sophie Ashley, October 13 2013
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