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  • Samir Haouari Peter Ackerman In an administrative decision, published on October 25 2011, the VAT authorities clarified the new rules on the input VAT deduction on company cars that are used both for business and private use purposes. The VAT deduction method to be applied will significantly change. The changes take effect retroactively from January 1 2011.
  • Anna Zafirova Simeon Grigorov The proposal for amending and supplementing the VAT Act was submitted to the Bulgarian Parliament because of a necessity to align the national legislation with the EU law, in this case Directive 2006/112/EC and the case law of the ECJ.
  • 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.
  • With a general election looming in the US, significant tax reform is likely to be delayed for the time being, with widespread reform of the tax system possible in 2013 rather than 2012.
  • The tax challenges you will need to know about
  • In Brazil, expect tax benefits related to the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics
  • Raffaele Russo and Oliver Petzold of the OECD analyse a report from the organisation on the role aggressive tax planning plays in the use of losses and looks at what revenue authorities could do to limit such activity
  • Shanghai will be the testing ground for China’s new VAT system
  • The once-fringe financial transactions tax (FTT) has found a powerful new supporter in the founder of Microsoft, and Mario Monti's appointment as the new Italian Prime Minister may also bring it one step closer.
  • vPeter Dachs 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.