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    ANALYSIS: Why taxpayers must do more indirect tax work
    With governments continuing to target indirect tax as a reliable and consistent revenue stream to help balance budgets, advisers are warning that taxpayers need to do more if they are to avoid becoming the victim of aggressive tax authorities.
    Salman Shaheen, December 12 2011
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    How Europe plans to attack private equity
    The private equity sector’s heavy reliance on leverage to structure portfolio acquisitions and maintain low effective tax rates is under attack in Europe.
    Jack Grocott, December 12 2011
  • Treaties of the week - December 12 2011
    Type of Agreement Country Country Date Signed Tax Information Exchange Agreement Canada St. Kitts and Nevis November 21 2011
    December 12 2011
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    Alesco suffers NZ optional convertible notes blow
    The New Zealand Inland Revenue Department (IRD) today won a landmark tax avoidance test case on the use of optional convertible notes (OCNs).
    Jack Grocott, December 12 2011
  • Deals of the week - December 12 2011
    Type of Deal Value Acquirer Target Adviser to acquirer (tax) Adviser to target (tax) Acquisition $2.87 billion KGHM Polska Miedz S.A. Quadra FNX Mining Ltd Davies Ward Phillips & Vineberg - Ian Crosbie, Raj Juneja
    December 12 2011
  • UK Budget 2012 date announced
    George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, has announced that next year's budget will take place on March 21.
    December 12 2011
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    German law conflicts with the extra-territorial reach of FATCA
    The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) has only very few key provisions but, even before its material application, it belongs to the most complicated pieces of modern US tax law. Achim Obermann and Oliver von Schweinitz of PwC explain the complexities involved for US and non-US financial institutions.
    December 10 2011
  • German tax issues at odds with EU
    Even without any major reforms, Germany always has interesting tax news to report and this Germany focus is no exception.
    December 10 2011
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    Surprising changes to Canada's foreign affiliate rules
    On August 19 2011 the Canadian Department of Finance released a package of proposed amendments to Canada’s Income Tax Act (ITA) that contained several surprising changes to Canada’s foreign affiliate rules. Sabrina Wong and Kirsten Kjellander of Blake, Cassels & Graydon discuss the changes and what they will mean for Canadian taxpayers.
    December 10 2011
  • Taxation developments in North America
    North America has undergone a number of regulatory changes and taxpayers have been presented with a number of proposals for tax reform in recent months.
    December 10 2011
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