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Why Italy wants to introduce a carbon tax

The Italian Ministry of Environment met yesterday to discuss plans for introducing a carbon tax. Aldo Ravazzi, an economist at the ministry who is working on the tax, tells International Tax Review what he hopes to achieve.

Salman Shaheen, April 19 2012
IRS APA stats suggest taxpayers' lack of faith

The IRS has released its advance pricing agreement (APA) programme statistics for last year and the figures suggest taxpayers are losing patience and faith in the system.

Sophie Ashley, April 18 2012
Transfer pricing on BRICS' agenda at IMF and World Bank meetings next week

The theme of this week's IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings is closing the gap (including financial, gender and jobs, etcetera) so tax and transfer pricing are expected to come up during the discussions between the 137 affiliated countries.

Sophie Ashley, April 18 2012
Barnes reappointed as Grant Thornton UK CEO

Chief executive of Grant Thornton UK, Scott Barnes, has been reappointed for a second term.

April 18 2012
Bank of New York Mellon begins defence of STARS schemes

The Bank of New York Mellon (BNY) is fighting the IRS in the US Tax Court this week, and the ruling could have implications for other US banks including BB&T, Sovereign, Wells Fargo and Wachovia which are all involved in similar disputes.

Joe Dalton, April 18 2012
Philip Baker explains why UK retroactive tax legislation is misunderstood

Philip Baker QC, of Gray's Inn Tax Chambers in London, explains why comparisons made between Indian and UK retroactive tax law amendments are ill-informed and fail to reflect an accurate understanding of the UK practice.

April 18 2012
What the budget meant for your business

Hitesh Sharma of Ernst & Young runs through the tax changes announced in March’s budget and offers advice to taxpayers on how to manage the overwhelming amount of retrospective law changes that have been made.

April 17 2012
The inefficiency of POEM

Ajit Korde, Commissioner of Income Tax at the Indian Tax Department, analyses the government’s plans to introduce the place of effective management (POEM) concept and why there are a lot of hurdles to overcome before it can be implemented.

April 17 2012
Owens spells out tax implications of responses to economic problems

The previous head of tax at the OECD has said that the global economic problems of the last few years highlight the need for new regulatory and tax environments.

Ralph Cunningham, April 17 2012
How India taxes expatriates

Sudhir Nayak, Abbas Jaorawala and Meenakshi Sundaresan of Sudit K Parekh & Co highlight obstacles companies need to overcome when sending employees on secondments to India.

April 17 2012

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