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    CCCTB: the view from the member states
    Each member state of the EU has its own corporate tax system. Some claim this complexity is clearly contrary to the aims of a single market and that at this time there is a greater need for member states to work together to stabilise the economic environment. But would the EU’s proposal for a CCCTB provide us with a simpler, improved system? Matthew Gilleard gauges the reaction from some of the member states.
    December 01 2011
  • Mexico: Proposed rules to simplify tax requirements for invoices
    On September 8 2011, the Mexican government released a proposed tax bill that contains, among other things, certain modifications to the Mexican Federal Tax Code (FTC).
    December 01 2011
  • Thailand: AEC and Thai tax competition
    To encourage inbound investment and to support the full entry into the Association of Southeast Asian nations Economic Community (AEC) in 2015, the Thai Cabinet, in its meeting of October 2011, resolved to revise the a number of corporate tax rates.
    December 01 2011
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    Asia directors unveil long list of concerns
    After last month’s Asia Tax Executives’ Forum in Singapore, International Tax Review investigates the real issues Asian tax directors face on a daily basis as they experience greater scrutiny from authorities while at the same time finding their work being placed higher on their board’s agenda.
    December 01 2011
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    Thailand: AEC and Thai tax competition
    Chinapat Visuttipat To encourage inbound investment and to support the full entry into the Association of Southeast Asian nations Economic Community (AEC) in 2015, the Thai Cabinet, in its meeting of October 2011, resolved to revise the a number of corporate tax rates.
    December 01 2011
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    US Inbound: President’s international tax proposals
    Edward Tanenbaum Tola Ozim On September 23, President Obama released draft legislation for economic growth and deficit reduction. Provisions that could increase taxes on multinational corporations are an important part of the plan. The plan includes the following international tax proposals:
    December 01 2011
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    Chile: New regulation for derivative instruments
    Francisca Middleton Benjamín Barros Foreign investors will be pleased to know that, as a consequence of recently published Law No. 20,544, the Chilean capital market has, for the first time, a formally regulated regime for derivative instruments, enforceable for instruments traded from January 1 2012.
    December 01 2011
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    Canada: Amendments to Canadian foreign affiliate rules: liquidation and dissolution of foreign affiliates
    Ron Richler Edward Miller On August 19 2011, the Canadian Department of Finance released a package of proposed amendments including significant changes to the tax rules governing the taxation of income earned by foreign affiliates of Canadian taxpayers.
    December 01 2011
  • Why Greece needs to reform its dispute resolution system
    A European Commission report argues that the Greek tax authority must address the disproportionate level of penalties for offences committed by corporate taxpayers if it is to bridge the country’s tax gap.
    December 01 2011
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    The growing convergence of tax avoidance and transfer pricing
    The scope and application of the New Zealand general anti-avoidance provision has become very topical recently after a number of wins for the New Zealand Inland Revenue Department. Kirsty Keating and Mark Loveday, of Ernst & Young, explain how recent cases show how non-arm’s-length transacting can form the basis for invoking tax avoidance provisions in New Zealand.
    December 01 2011
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