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  • The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) has released an exposure draft outlining 11 proposed changes to its International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
  • International law firm Reed Smith has appointed Thomas Gierath to its partnership.
  • For many companies, the transition to filing corporate tax returns in inline extensible business reporting language (iXBRL) has been far from smooth.
  • Asia is seen as less tolerant of the OECD's thinking on transfer pricing, compared to Europe and the Americas, but the region’s acceptance of the arm’s-length principle (ALP) is growing, say speakers at International Tax Review’s Asia Tax Forum in Singapore this week.
  • With the Indian Parliament this week approving the amended Finance Bill 2012, a precedent has been set. The legislature has the power to overrule the country’s judiciary through the use of retroactive law amendments. Read what India’s leading taxpayers, officials and advisers have to say on this latest development.
  • Alan Kornstein has joined McCarter & English’s Newark office, New Jersey, as a partner in the tax and employee benefits group.
  • Nigel Doran is rejoining Macfarlanes’ tax and structuring group in London, effective from May 14.
  • HM Revenue and Customs’ (HMRC) anti-avoidance group has published six monthly disclosure statistics that show a marginal increase in the number of disclosures made by promoters.
  • Past and present tax officials from Asia and the US, speaking on the first day of International Tax Review's Asia Tax Forum in Singapore, painted a picture of compliance in their jurisdictions where in some areas efforts are being radically restructured, such as the reorganisation of the US mutual agreement procedure and advance pricing agreement (APA) programmes, and in others change is more gradual.
  • Coverage of International Tax Review’s Tax & Transparency Forum, GE’s Chris Needham on split-payments, and why the UK’s obsession with tax is under attack were just three of the topics that dominated ITR Premium last week.