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    Experienced taxpayers discuss difficult transfer pricing issues
    Renowned tax and transfer pricing professionals from industry, including Caterpillar, Nissan Europe, The Dow Chemical Company, Hewlett-Packard, Dell, Alstom, Lexmark International and Brown-Forman, along with officials from the OECD and the IMF, have agreed to share their industry experiences of some of the most difficult and contentious issues in transfer pricing.
    Sophie Ashley, August 06 2013
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    How taxpayers can identify comparables in developing markets
    Taxpayers in developing markets can find it difficult to find reliable comparables to benchmark their transfer pricing. However, the UN Practical Manual on Transfer Pricing for Developing Countries demonstrates why detailed comparable transaction data is required by tax administrations in developing countries, when compared with guidance given by the OECD to member countries.
    Emma Powell, August 06 2013
  • Americas Awards 2013 shortlists announced
    The shortlists for the International Tax Review Americas Awards 2013 have been released featuring the most outstanding provision of tax services in North and South America between June 2012 and June 2013.
    Sophie Ashley, August 06 2013
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    VAT exempt advice of an investment management company in Germany
    Ronny Langer of küffner maunz langer zugmaier looks at the VAT exemption for advisory services regarding investment recommendations for investment management companies.
    August 06 2013
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    Scrapping Australia’s carbon tax may not mean big savings for taxpayers
    Australian opposition leader, Tony Abbott, has pledged to scrap the carbon tax and emissions trading scheme if elected prime minister next month. But businesses are unlikely to see big benefits.
    August 06 2013
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    Multistate US tax issues for inbound companies: Part I
    Foreign companies with activity in the US are often surprised that such activity may trigger both federal and state-level tax implications. Even more surprising is that state tax exposure may vary substantially, potentially resulting in significant state tax liabilities when little to no US federal tax obligations exist.
    August 06 2013
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    House of Lords says UK tax code is not working
    The House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee has published a report which states that the UK tax system is not working and needs an urgent review. It specifically criticised the differential tax treatment of debt and equity.
    Matthew Gilleard, August 06 2013
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    More taxpayers expected to switch from commissionaire to LRD model for greater stability
    More multinationals will switch their operational structure from a commissionaire to a limited risk distributor (LRD) in response to the OECD base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) initiative, advisers expect. This would make calculating VAT less complex from an accounting perspective.
    August 06 2013
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    Australian Taxation Office GST compliance strategy
    In the current economic climate, there is increasing pressure for governments worldwide to appropriately manage tax revenues and government spending. In light of this, Dermot Gaffney of KPMG examines the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) GST compliance strategy.
    August 06 2013
  • Two join Minter Ellison in Hong Kong to launch regional practice
    Minter Ellison Hong Kong has announced the hires of Christian Pellone and Edward Lean, both from EY, to spearhead the firm’s development in the region.
    August 05 2013
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