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  • Andrea Bazzo Lauletta and Flavio Mifano, of Mattos Filho Veiga Filho Marrey Jr. e Quiroga, explain how Capex debentures should be seen as a tax-efficient alternative to raise funds from non-resident investors.
  • Khoonming Ho, Abe Zhao and Conrad Turley of KPMG examine how Decree No. 8 represents a significant development in the Chinese M&A arena.
  • US tax developments in the areas of repatriations, inversions and foreign tax credits will significantly affect planning for international transactions and foreign investments, explain Larissa Neumann and William Skinner of Fenwick & West.
  • Stefan Ditsch, Barbara Zuber and Alexander Just of PwC provide an overview of the envisaged tax law changes in the 2013 Annual Tax Act and the 2012 Business Reform Act on the Modification and Simplification of Business Taxation.
  • Hans-Martin Grambeck of PwC looks at the benefits and drawbacks of the European Commission’s proposed rules on the VAT treatment of vouchers.
  • Companies are in the middle of a finance transformation initiative. The understanding of the tax compliance requirements in all of the jurisdictions in which these companies operate is of utmost importance, explains Ute Benzel of Ernst & Young.
  • Sonu Iyer of Ernst & Young, introduces the firm’s recent Global Mobility Effectiveness Survey, which shows that for any international mobility manager, tax, social security and immigration compliance continue to be key challenges because of today’s constantly changing regulatory environment.
  • With 2013 only a few weeks away, significant indirect tax changes in Canada are fast approaching and businesses should consider the impact on their 2013 financial budgets, explains John Bain of KPMG.
  • The cross-border nature of the oil & gas industry means that in-house tax and transfer pricing professionals working in the sector need to be aware of the key developments in related-party transactions.
  • Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev said last week that he is considering reinstating the sales tax, which could replace VAT. But while it has some advantages, there are a number of compelling reasons why Russia is unlikely to replace VAT with sales tax in the near future.