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NERA promotes its China TP practice

NERA's Beijing and Shanghai transfer pricing practices have been improved by the promotion of Sebastien Gonnet, to vice president. Gonnet specialises in transfer pricing intellectual property and valuation.

Sophie Ashley, February 10 2012
UK concludes patent box consultation

The UK government has concluded its consultation on a proposed patent box. It is hoped it will encourage investment and economic growth in the UK and prevent innovative businesses moving intellectual property (IP) offshore.

Sophie Ashley, February 10 2012
Belgium: Transfer pricing aspects of restructuring

By Isabel Verlinden, Sabine Wahl and Yoko Mondelaers of PwC Belgium.

February 10 2012
James Hardie wins Australian capital gains tax battle

The Australian High Court has ruled that buildings manufacturer James Hardie did not owe capital gains tax as a result of a 1998 restructuring.

Jack Grocott, February 10 2012
Argentina terminates Swiss treaty

Argentina has terminated the provisional application of its double tax treaty with Switzerland.

February 10 2012
Congress tackles impact of accounting on US tax reform

In its latest meeting about comprehensive tax reform, the House Ways and Means Committee on Wednesday held its first hearing on the effect of tax and financial accounting on tax reform, and on how businesses evaluate tax policy, concluding that financial accounting factors must be a consideration when designing reform.

Matthew Gilleard, February 10 2012
European VAT rises create compliance headaches

France, Cyprus and Croatia have become the latest European countries to hike VAT rates as taxpayers look on increasingly concerned.

Salman Shaheen, February 10 2012
FTT will hit end-users hardest, says EACT chairman

A European financial transaction tax (FTT) will hit end-users in the real economy – such as companies and pension funds – hardest, according to European Association of Corporate Treasurers (EACT) chairman Richard Raeburn.

Joe Dalton, February 10 2012
The challenge of Mexico’s rapid transition to electronic customs reporting

Companies importing or exporting to Mexico must use an electronic reporting system to file customs information from March 1 2012, but despite the long-term benefits, there may be short-term headaches.

Salman Shaheen, February 10 2012
How the transfer of routine activity could be subject to income tax

The French Court of Appeal will consider how the transfer of a routine activity can be subject to tax, through a transfer of benefits, in instances where no compensation is provided.

Sophie Ashley, February 09 2012

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