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  • Patience is a virtue
    Rumours of delays in the implementation of India's Direct Taxes Code (DTC) and goods and service tax (GST) should be welcomed by taxpayers.
    January 18 2012
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    The challenges with the profit split method
    Vijay Iyer of Ernst & Young seeks to discuss some aspects of the profit split method (PSM) in Indian, situations in which PSM can be applied, and the approach and challenges in the application of PSM.
    January 18 2012
  • Tax benefits key to software promotion in Argentina
    Through the enactment of law 26692, the software promotional regime, created by law 25922, has been extended from September 2014 until the end of 2019.
    January 18 2012
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    TP issues surrounding marketing intangibles
    It is uniformly accepted that transfer pricing in India is becoming more and more complex. The tax authorities often take stands on transfer pricing treatment, especially of marketing intangibles, that are diverse and aggressive when compared to the rest of the world. Rohan Shah, Ajit Tolani and Ashish Bhatnagar of Economic Laws Practice discuss some of the recent rulings on marketing intangibles from India and the best practice approaches that taxpayers can adopt to avoid scrutiny.
    January 18 2012
  • Why foreign investors should go treaty shopping when doing business with India
    A ruling from India has confirmed that treaty shopping is not taboo and should not warrant enquiry from the authorities.
    January 18 2012
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    ANALYSIS: How GSK’s Canada SC hearing unfolded
    The Supreme Court of Canada met last week to hear the Canada Revenue Agency's (CRA) appeal and GlaxoSmithKline’s (GSK) response in a case about whether the taxpayer paid too much for active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) from a Swiss associated enterprise.
    January 17 2012
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    How Brazil is using transfer pricing to control the value of its currency
    As the dollar and the euro increase the value of the real, the Brazilian government has introduced measures to stem any further appreciation.
    January 17 2012
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    ANALYSIS: How GSK’s Canada SC hearing unfolded
    The Supreme Court of Canada met last week to hear the Canadian Revenue Authority’s (CRA) appeal and GlaxoSmithKline’s (GSK) response in a case to decide whether GSK paid too much for active pharmaceutical ingredients (API) from a Swiss associated enterprise.
    Sophie Ashley, January 17 2012
  • Weinberger to take over at Ernst & Young
    The head of the global tax practice at Ernst & Young is to become the firm’s chairman and chief executive officer next year.
    January 17 2012
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    The real reason Aon is moving its headquarters to the UK
    Insurance giant Aon has denied that tax is the reason why it is relocating its global headquarters from Chicago to London, but documents seen by International Tax Review suggest otherwise.
    Joe Dalton, January 17 2012
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