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  • President Obama has released his plan to cut the US federal deficit by more than $4 trillion over the next decade, in part by undertaking tax reforms that are projected to raise approximately $1.5 trillion over the next 10 years.
  • The amended CIT Act imposed new documentation requirements on payments of income to foreign entities that seek tax exemptions.
  • O’Melveny & Myers has announced that a formal association has been established between itself and Indonesian firm Tumbuan & Partners. Joel Hogarth, a partner in O’Melveny & Myers (OMM) who is based in Singapore, will relocate to Jakarta to coordinate the association.
  • An Indian high court ruling has clarified one of the important issues surrounding tax holiday computation when a holiday period has ended.
  • HM Revenue and Customs has published the latest list of software and forms for corporation tax return filing purposes in the UK.
  • One of the leading international organisations of tax practitioners has come out against the UK government’s plan to require non-UK businesses to register for VAT.
  • Simon Property Group, America’s biggest shopping mall operator, is suing the Indiana Department of Revenue in an attempt to force the state to collect sales tax from the internet retailer.
  • The effects of the economic recession felt in a particularly strong way in certain EU member states have resulted in migration of many foreign companies to Bulgaria. Being one of the countries in the EU with the lowest (10%) corporate tax rate, Bulgaria offers stable economic environment, as well as simple and cost-effective procedure for accommodating businessmen searching for tax optimisation of their investments.
  • The global trends section of the programme presented by the IBA Taxes Committee in Dubai last week explored emerging trends in investment structures for India, Russia, Cyprus, Singapore and China, and examined the similarities and differences that can be found in these high-growth jurisdictions.
  • Recent guidance has been released, in the form of Circular No. 19/2011/TT-NHNN, specifying the process by which Vietnamese entities may issue international bonds, and the foreign exchange requirements arising from such issues. Corporate income tax and foreign contractor tax issues may arise as a result of international bonds issuances and more robust rules in this area may allow for new planning opportunities.