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  • India: Taxability of procurement activities undertaken by a liaison office
    The Authority for Advance Rulings (AAR) in the case of Columbia Sportswear Company [2011-TII-21-ARA-INTL], adjudicated on the taxability of procurement activity undertaken by a non-resident company through its liaison office (LO) in India.
    November 22 2011
  • EU: A new dawn for further European tax harmonisation
    A single European market in the area of taxation still does not exist. In practice, this means that multinational corporations doing business in the EU need to navigate their way through (up to) 27 different national tax administrations and administrative requirements, and widely differing national interpretations of EU tax law, directives and regulations.
    November 22 2011
  • Finland: Ruling on life insurance saving agreement
    The Finnish Central Tax Board (CTB) has given a preliminary ruling (KVL 34/2011) regarding taxation in connection with transfers of investments in life insurance saving agreement and capitalisation agreement where the taxpayer has the right to decide on which assets the policy funds are invested in.
    November 22 2011
  • Treaties of the week - November 22 2011
    Type of Agreement Country Country Date Signed Double taxation avoidance agreement UAE Kenya November 21 2011
    November 22 2011
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    Ten things you need to know about the UK GAAR proposals
    The issue of a general anti-avoidance rule (GAAR) in the UK has been long-discussed. Now that Graham Aaronson QC has submitted his final report on the feasibility of a UK GAAR to the government, here are 10 things you cannot afford to miss.
    Matthew Gilleard, November 22 2011
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    Ten things you need to know about the UK GAAR proposals
    The issue of a general anti-avoidance rule (GAAR) in the UK has been long-discussed. Now that Graham Aaronson QC has submitted his final report on the feasibility of a UK GAAR to the government, here are 10 things you cannot afford to miss.
    Matthew Gilleard, November 22 2011
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    ANALYSIS: US debate on territorial tax system rumbles on
    Following House Ways & Means Committee chairman Dave Camp’s (Rep-MI) release of a discussion draft proposal to reform the US corporate tax regime in late October, several hearings have taken place which suggest US tax reform in the near future is inevitable.
    Matthew Gilleard, November 22 2011
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    Takeda Pharmaceuticals announces Japan MAP failure
    Takeda Pharmaceuticals has announced that its mutual agreement procedure (MAP) with the National Tax Agency in Japan did not result in an agreement with the US.
    November 22 2011
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    Why Polish taxpayers are not using the APA programme
    Taxpayers in Poland are not taking advantage of the country’s advance pricing agreement (APA) regime because of the length of time it takes to complete an application, statistics reveal.
    November 21 2011
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    UK GAAR report submitted to government
    Graham Aaronson QC has submitted his final report on the feasibility of a general anti-avoidance rule (GAAR) to the UK government, stating that a broad spectrum GAAR would undermine certainty and make the UK less attractive to multinationals, preferring instead a more targeted approach.
    Matthew Gilleard, November 21 2011
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