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    Russia: The changes investors need to know about
    Over the last 12 months there have been significant changes to Russian tax law that have altered investors’ risk exposure. Maureen O’Donoghue and Vladimir Zheltonogov of Ernst & Young run through these changes and offer advice on how to minimise this risk.
    March 14 2012
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    The challenges of having a liaison office in India
    India’s Central Board of Direct Taxes has issued stringent reporting requirements for liaison offices (LOs) which advisers believe will lead to disputes and protracted proceedings.
    Jack Grocott, March 14 2012
  • Latin America: Why Colombia is paying close attention to M&A activity
    Jack Grocott speaks to Diego Gonzalez-Bendiksen, the head of the Colombian tax office’s (DIAN) international audit unit, about the future of compliance and why he is scrutinising M&A activity.
    March 14 2012
  • North America: Transaction market busy and getting busier
    As the transaction market continues to recover from the global recession, and struggles to overcome obstacles thrown up by the eurozone crisis, Matthew Gilleard talks to some of North America’s leading advisers to see how such challenges are being overcome, and what lessons they have to take forward into 2012.
    March 14 2012
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    EXCLUSIVE: Why tax justice campaigners and the OECD are not seeing eye to eye
    A report from the Tax Justice Network (TJN) has piled criticism on the OECD’s methods of tackling tax haven secrecy. It has drawn the ire of the organisation’s head of tax, Pascal Saint-Amans, and deepened a growing divide between the two camps on how best to stamp out avoidance.
    Salman Shaheen, March 14 2012
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    Switzerland: Corporate immigration into Switzerland
    Rolf Wüthrich, of burckhardt, examines the process of corporate immigration of existing companies into Switzerland as an alternative to establishing a new Swiss company when seeking a tax efficient reorganisation.
    March 14 2012
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    Netherlands: Acquisition debt: the taxman keeps on challenging
    Hans Grimbergen and Ivo Middelink of Ernst & Young look at the impact of Dutch Supreme Court rulings limiting the tax authorities’ ability to use transfer pricing principles to challenge related-party debt financing, and examine recently introduced rules on leveraged acquisition vehicles.
    March 14 2012
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    Mexico: Tax treatment of earn-outs
    In Mexico, earn-out in transactions is an effective and productive tool that reduces the valuations gaps and allows the risk of the operation to be shared with the seller. However, Yazmin Caceres of PwC explains that before embarking on this route, analysing the tax consequences is vital.
    March 14 2012
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    India: How to navigate Indian M&A tax challenges
    M&A activity in India has significantly contributed to consistent economic growth over the past 20 years. This growth has led to increased evasion and avoidance and the government is now clamping down on transactions. Praveen Bhambani and Dheeraj Chaurasia of PwC discuss the significant developments on the Indian M&A tax front.
    March 14 2012
  • Europe: How authorities are helping taxpayers in tough times
    Moves towards greater tax harmonisation in the EU make Europe a particularly interesting market for conducting transactions. Salman Shaheen examines the legislation and developments that will present new challenges and opportunities for taxpayers looking to do a better deal.
    March 14 2012
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