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    OECD: An intangible future for intellectual property
    At the forefront of tax policy development for intangible assets is the OECD’s Working Party No 6 and Michelle Levac, the group’s chairwoman, spoke exclusively to International Tax Review about how intangible assets are assessed and what difference, realistically, the new guidelines will make when they are finally published
    January 03 2012
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    Taxpayer: Practical issues for taxpayers in intellectual property
    While all taxpayers deal with intellectual property (IP), and the evaluation issues surrounding it for taxation purposes, some taxpayers place more value on it than others. Paul Morton, the head of tax for publishing house, Reed Elsevier, explains the practical day-to-day problems surrounding IP, when operating on a global scale
    January 03 2012
  • Treaties of the week - January 2 2012
    Type of Agreement Country Country Date Signed Double Tax Avoidance Agreement Australia India December 16 2011 Tax Information Exchange Agreement Seychelles Guernsey December 20 2011 Double Tax Avoidance Agreement Greece Canada December 22 2011 Double Tax Avoidance Agreement Greece Switzerland December 22 2011 Double Tax Avoidance Agreement Germany Taiwan December 28 2011 Double Tax Avoidance Agreement Switzerland Uruguay December 28 2011
    January 03 2012
  • Serbia: Montenegro and Serbia tax treaty enters into force
    The double tax treaty between Montenegro and Serbia, which was concluded in July 2011 for the elimination of double taxation, has entered into force and applicable from January 1 2012.
    January 03 2012
  • South Africa: Taxation Laws Amendment Bill
    The long awaited Taxation Laws Amendment Bill 2011 (Bill) was released on October 25 2011. This introduces various amendments, which are relevant in respect of cross-border transactions.
    January 03 2012
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    China unveils future for thin cap audits
    China has underlined its determination to strengthen its anti-avoidance rules by concluding the country’s first thin capitalisation audit.
    Jack Grocott, January 03 2012
  • Mexico: 2012 Mexican tax package update
    In December 2011, the 2012 Mexican tax package was published in the Official Gazette.
    January 03 2012
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    The importance of VAT in the Portuguese economic turmoil
    The Portuguese sovereign chaos led to the request for an emergency bailout package from the European Commission and the IMF in coordination with the European Central Bank. Rui Guedes Henriques and Lara Castro of Baker Tilly Portugal look at why VAT policy is crucial in this context.
    January 03 2012
  • Montenegro: VAT return for non-residents companies
    Considering the existing status of the Montenegrin economy, with regards to unbalanced income and expenditure in the state budget, the Central Bank of Montenegro suggested that the existing VAT rate should be increased. Luckily, additional increases of any taxes, including the VAT, will not be implemented, according to the statements of government officials.
    January 03 2012
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    US: Business restructuring and the role of intellectual property
    In today’s increasingly global business climate, intellectual property (IP) has become a major driver in corporate profits, both from an innovation point of view as well as from a global branding perspective. David Cordova, Arin Mitra, Andrew Newman, Keith Reams, Larry Shanda, and Alan Shapiro of Deloitte explain how taxpayers can navigate new obstacles in IP planning
    January 03 2012
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