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  • Australia: Reform of investment manager regime
    The Australian government is developing an investment manager regime (IMR) to remove tax impediments and uncertainty, while providing incentives to improve Australia's prospects of becoming a financial services hub.
    November 02 2011
  • China raises VAT threshold
    China plans to raise the threshold at which VAT applies to small businesses.
    Salman Shaheen, November 02 2011
  • UK opposition party backs FTT, but only on global level
    Shadow Chancellor Ed Balls has declared his opposition to an EU financial transactions tax (FTT), but has said he would be in favour of instituting the tax on a global level.
    Reuben Bard-Rosenberg, November 02 2011
  • Spain: Clawback and malus policies
    As the global crisis spreads, public companies across the world are being targeted by a variety of recommendations and codes that are imposing best practices for new compensation.
    November 02 2011
  • The OECD does not have all the answers
    Responding to Pascal Saint-Amans’s comments in an exclusive interview with International Tax Review, Martin Hearson, policy adviser at ActionAid, argues that the OECD does not have all the answers in the formulation of international tax standards.
    November 02 2011
  • US must improve knowledge management, says LB&I commissioner
    The commissioner for large business at the IRS has outlined a plan to improve the department’s information sharing structure after admitting they “are not very good at collaborating” within the organisation.
    November 02 2011
  • How information exchange will benefit taxpayers
    Taxpayers will have to put up with an increased compliance burden as global efforts to improve information exchange grow, but the benefits are just around the corner, say international specialists.
    November 02 2011
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    India to tax guarantee fees: outbound acquisitions under threat
    The Indian government has said guarantee fees, paid by Indian companies in the acquisition of foreign assets, fall into the income tax net because they are a cost to the company.
    November 02 2011
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    IRS commissioner explains benefits of transfer pricing reshuffle
    The commissioner for large business at the IRS has explained the benefits of the recent transfer pricing reshuffle within the IRS.
    November 02 2011
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    Tax Relief
    A monthly commentary on the notable facts, figures and goings-on in the tax world. Suitable items should be sent to taxrelief@euromoneyplc.com
    November 01 2011
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