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  • Type of Agreement Country Country Date Signed Effective Date Link Tax treaty Ireland Serbia September 23 2009 Unknown /pdfs/itr-week/serbia[1].pdf Tax Information Exchange Agreement Bahamas San Marino September 24 2009 Unknown http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/0/50/43783885.pdf Tax Information Exchange Agreement Bahamas Netherlands Antilles September 28 2009 Unknown http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/9/23/43794355.pdf Tax Information Exchange Agreement Bermuda Spain September 30 2009 Unknown
  • Ireland's tax policies have helped Dublin come top in one section of a wider survey of the best European cities in which to do business
  • Mexico's Congress is considering a 4% tax on mining output as part of a fiscal reform package meant to boost government revenues during the recession
  • Changes to the country's corporate tax rules will leave "no room for grey areas", a top government official says
  • VAT; Entitlement to deduct input tax; Concept of economic activities; Regional groups of a political party; Advertising activities benefiting the party's local groups; Expenditure relating to those activities exceeding income.
  • The UK tax authorities could have to repay billions of pounds to taxpayers after the European Court of Justice ruled last Thursday that part of Britain's stamp duty reserve tax (SDRT) regime breaches European rules
  • New Zealand's Treasury is calling for dramatic changes to the tax system, including a cut in corporation tax, to increase the country's international competitiveness after the recession.
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers in the UK has appointed Jonathan Howe as the firm's new UK insurance tax market leader.
  • India's 2009 annual budget is to take place on Friday July 3.
  • Poland's ministry of finance has strongly denied that the government is to increase the country's VAT rate.
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