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  • European governments are using divergent deficit reduction measures Governments across Europe have been understandably preoccupied with deficit reduction measures in recent months, and their subsequent budget announcements indicate that there is no one-size-fits-all solution.
  • Werner Stuffer has joined Ernst & Young Terco in Brazil as head of the transfer pricing practice and European inbound business. He was formerly at PwC in Germany and before that worked for Siemens for more than 12 years, where he finished as vice-president, international tax.
  • The Senate in Washington, DC has approved the nominations of Juan Vasquez, Maurice Foley and Joseph Gale for a second 15-year term as judges of the US Tax Court.
  • The income tax treaty that was signed back in October 2009 for the avoidance of double taxation and prevention of fiscal evasion between Albania and Ireland entered into force on July 12 2011 and will be applicable from January 1 2012.
  • World Tax 2012, International Tax Review's directory of the leading tax advisory firms around the world is now available online.
  • In recent years, the courts of both lower and higher courts have ruled in favour of the tax authorities. It is interesting to learn from the lessons of this development.
  • US corporations are fully behind the principles in a discussion draft from members of the House Ways and Means Committee on moving to a territorial tax system, if early reaction is a good guide.
  • One of the most frequently asked questions about tax in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries is: what does a tax adviser do in a tax-free environment? Delegates at the International Bar Association’s annual conference, being held this year in Dubai, gained some insights.
  • Ronald Parks 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.
  • Vladimir Kotenko The Ukrainian tax authorities, in an attempt to increase tax revenues, have groundlessly opined that taxpayers cannot carry forward 2010 and older tax losses to 2011 tax returns prepared under the Tax Code. The development is an indication of a lack of improvement in the business environment and the authorities' attitude towards the taxpayers, despite the promises made by the government.