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Key Russian cases that will change the way you manage tax in 2012

In 2011, five key court decisions from the Supreme Arbitrazh Court (SAC) shaped the way taxpayers do business in Russia, but their real influence will only be felt throughout 2012.

January 24 2012
FTT could hit UK financial sector even if it opts out

The UK Lords Select Committee on the EU today heard the fears of financial institutions on the European Commission’s proposed financial transactions tax (FTT).

Salman Shaheen, January 24 2012
TREATY ANALYSIS: Russia-UAE DTA

A double tax treaty signed between Russia and the UAE last month will facilitate greater investment into Russia, but only through state-owned funds.

Joe Dalton, January 24 2012
Why 2012 will be a busy year for tax treaty developments in the US

During 2011, the US did not enter into any new treaties or protocols. However, 2012 looks set to be very different, with negotiations aimed at new agreements expected to continue with Chile, Hungary, Luxembourg and Switzerland, among others.

Matthew Gilleard, January 24 2012
Two new partners for K&L Gates

Piotr Augustyniak and James Mottram have joined the partnership of K&L Gates. Agustyniak, in Warsaw, advises local and foreign clients, including multinational corporations, on tax planning, tax effective structures, acquisitions, divestitures, disposals, tax and accounting, and tax litigation.

January 24 2012
Why the future of UK CFC reform is looking bright

With the consultation on the future of the UK’s controlled foreign company (CFC) regime coming to an end, the planned liberalisation is already starting to pay dividends.

Matthew Gilleard, January 24 2012
Transfer pricing precautions you need to take if the euro breaks up

Whether the euro breaks-up or whether the EU can hold it together, taxpayers should be aware of the implications a break-up would have on their transfer pricing arrangements.

Sophie Ashley, January 24 2012
Why Vodafone is not content with its Indian victory

While Vodafone secured a historic victory in the Supreme Court of India last week, there is still the issue of an Rs8,500 crore ($1.7 billion) transfer pricing order from the Income Tax Department.

Sophie Ashley, January 24 2012
A new director Whipps up the UK KPMG team

The UK team has also undergone a number of internal changes.

January 24 2012
How Angola’s transfer pricing regulations present compliance problems for taxpayers

Angola is undergoing major reforms to its tax system, including the establishment of a transfer pricing regime, set to be introduced in March.

Joe Dalton, January 24 2012

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