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    China 698 case highlights importance of reasonable commercial purpose
    Guizhou province, China Taxpayers in China must be aware that tax officials may take into account economic substance of a company only in its jurisdiction of incorporation when applying Circular 698.
    November 01 2011
  • Seeking efficiencies in the new IRS APA and MAP programmes
    As part of its continuing efforts to improve international operations, the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently announced the reorganisation of its advance pricing agreement (APA) and mutual agreement procedure (MAP) programmes into a combined advance pricing and mutual agreement (APMA) programme. Kerwin Chung and Todd Wolosoff of Deloitte explain what the reorganisation, and its potential impact on taxpayers seeking APAs, will mean.
    November 01 2011
  • Twitter lines nest with Ireland’s tax and transfer pricing regime
    Micro-blogging site Twitter has announced its European headquarters will be based in Ireland, joining a number of other hi-tech companies, to make use of its 12.5% corporate tax rate and beneficial transfer pricing regime.
    November 01 2011
  • Tips to avoid documentation investigations in China
    China's State Administration of Taxation (SAT) has released information on how taxpayers should prepare and complete contemporaneous transfer pricing documentation for the coming year.
    November 01 2011
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    The 50 biggest influences in tax
    International Tax Review reveals its selection for the 50 biggest influences in international tax, with a mix of tax directors, officials, campaigners and multilateral organisations.
    November 01 2011
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    Italy unveils regime change for taxation of financial income
    Nicola Saccardo of NCTM explains how different types of income from financial assets will be taxed in Italy.
    November 01 2011
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    Controversy surrounds German tax cut plans
    Angela Merkel will not back down on tax cut proposals
    November 01 2011
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    US Customs’ rethink of post import adjustments may be impossible
    Coordination between customs and transfer pricing rules has always been fraught with traps
    Sophie Ashley, November 01 2011
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    Ten things you need to know about the EU financial transactions tax
    The financial transactions tax (FTT), also known as the Tobin tax and the Robin Hood Tax, has been the stuff of legend for decades, discussed eagerly by academics and socialist economists, without ever gaining much traction in the mainstream. The financial crisis changed all that and, now José Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission, has come forward with a proposal for an EU-wide FTT, everyone will be talking about it.
    Salman Shaheen, November 01 2011
  • Tatton stands down at HMRC
    Melissa Tatton, HM Revenue & Customs's deputy director for international business, with responsibility for transfer pricing, is to be replaced by Peter Steed. Tatton is now the director of the Large Business Service.
    November 01 2011
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