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    The UK GAAR: What needs answering
    The general anti-avoidance rule (GAAR) is set to become the UK tax authorities’ latest tool for targeting and counteracting tax avoidance. Sandy Bhogal and Ben Fryer of Mayer Brown analyse the consultation, and assess how such a rule will affect taxpayers.
    August 31 2012
  • Deals table
    See who has done the tax work on this month’s biggest deals
    August 31 2012
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    Australia to reform its general anti-avoidance regime
    After a series of court losses suffered by the Commissioner of Taxation, Australia's general anti-avoidance regime (GAAR), part IVA, looks set to undergo a significant modification to its scope and application. Mark Friezer and John Boyagi of Clayton Utz explore the reasons motivating the reform and why taxpayers need to keep track of the changes.
    August 31 2012
  • Stibbe promotes two to partnership
    Two new partners have been appointed at Stibbe, the Benelux law firm.
    August 31 2012
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    Opinion in FII litigation fails to answer all questions
    The claimants and other tax professionals are waiting for the European Court’s judgment in the FII Group Litigation to see if it will add clarity to issues about different levels of taxation and third countries, says Philippe Freund of Dorsey & Whitney.
    August 31 2012
  • HMRC announces Hartnett’s replacement
    HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has announced that Edward Troup, the Treasury's director general for tax and welfare, succeeded Dave Hartnett as the revenue's most senior tax professional, on August 1.
    August 31 2012
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    Africa: M&A challenges faced by foreign investors
    Francisco Almada and Ekow Eghan of Ernst & Young’s transaction tax team go through the key M&A challenges faced by foreign investors in Africa.
    August 31 2012
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    Misreported losses by Finnish parliament shows inexperience
    The Finnish government was forced to clarify figures released by the Parliament's Audit Committee which stated that the Finnish exchequer lost up to $2 billion annually because of transfer mispricing.
    Sophie Ashley, August 31 2012
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    Navigating India’s proposed GAAR
    Proposed Indian general anti-avoidance rules (GAAR) were not met with much support when details were revealed earlier this year. But a recent consultation period has brought transparency and clarity to proposal, much to the benefit of taxpayers explains Rajendra Nayak of Ernst & Young.
    August 31 2012
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    New director at ENS South Africa
    Natalie Napier has joined ENS – Taxand as a director in Johannesburg, specialising in corporate tax. Napier has 12 years experience and has acted for both listed and unlisted companies in the mining, telecommunications, banking, retail and health industries.
    August 31 2012
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