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    The real reason behind Poland’s mining tax
    Poland’s biggest copper producer KGHM will bear the brunt of the mining tax
    February 01 2012
  • Bell moves on to taxing bricks
    Christer Tonder Bell, one of the most prominent tax directors in Europe, is changing jobs.
    February 01 2012
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    Why the IRS cost sharing regulations are bad news
    The final regulations contain some potential bad news for businesses with R&D centres in the US
    February 01 2012
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    Salans appoints new partner
    Salans has strengthened its Polish practice with the appointment of new partner Cezary Przygodzki.
    February 01 2012
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    Should France go it alone with a Tobin tax?
    Sarkozy is determined to introduce a FTT, with or without Europe joining in
    February 01 2012
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    US revenue’s increased focus on cross-border trade
    As part of a continuing worldwide trend, the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is ramping up its efforts to deal with the international tax issues that arise as a result of increased cross-border trade. In the last year, the IRS has realigned its resources, focused attention on strategic issues, and begun to reshape its international tax administration. Barry Shott, Richard Barrett, and Jana Lessne, of PwC US, examine the implications of the IRS competent authority changes.
    February 01 2012
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    Change at the top
    Jeffrey Owens has stepped down as director of the OECD Centre for Tax Policy and Administration. In two exclusive interviews, International Tax Review speaks to Owens and his successor, Pascal Saint-Amans, as the baton of the world’s most important job in tax is passed.
    February 01 2012
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    Hong Kong to launch APA programme
    The APA programme will launch in April The Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department (IRD) will launch an advance pricing agreement (APA) programme in April.
    February 01 2012
  • Pascal Saint-Amans finds his stride in Owens’s shoes
    When Jeffrey Owens announced his retirement as head of tax policy and administration at the OECD, the race was on to replace one of the most important figures in global tax affairs. Pascal Saint-Amans is that man and, in an exclusive interview with Salman Shaheen, he discusses his priorities on transparency, transfer pricing and tax avoidance as he takes up his new position this month.
    February 01 2012
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    How China’s carbon tax will fail
    The Chinese government wants to introduce a carbon tax from 2015, however even if it is enacted, which remains doubtful, it is unlikely to help the country meet its climate commitments.
    Salman Shaheen, February 01 2012
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