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  • Radical new taxes discussed at green budget conference
    Companies will not be pleased to hear that one of the more radical proposals at this week’s annual conference of Green Budget Europe was for a new VAT.
    September 15 2011
  • Bingham partner nominated to US Tax Court
    Ronald Buch, a tax controversy partner at Bingham McCutchen in Washington, DC, has been nominated by President Obama as a judge of the US Tax Court. He has been with his firm since 2009, when it merged with his old practice of McKee Nelson, which he joined in 2001. Before private practice, he was an attorney in the office of the IRS chief counsel.
    September 15 2011
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    Inland Revenue confuses with approach to related-party transaction
    A New Zealand court case involving debt finance is creating waves because it seems the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) is contradicting its own guidelines.
    September 15 2011
  • Penny & Hooper ruling set to trigger more avoidance investigations
    Two orthopaedic surgeons from Christchurch, New Zealand have lost their tax dispute with the Inland Revenue Department (IRD), having used company and trust structures to artificially lower their salaries and thereby circumvent the top level of income tax.
    Matthew Gilleard, September 14 2011
  • Vodafone's India battle: The story so far
    As Vodafone today concluded its arguments in its Supreme Court battle with the Indian authorities, here is a chance to look back at how the case has unravelled so far.
    Jack Grocott, September 14 2011
  • FREE: Vietnamese audits pay-off
    The Vietnamese tax authorities have released a mid-year statement indicating that reported revenue loss has decreased by $100 million.
    September 14 2011
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    Why Indian authorities are unfair on foreign IT firms
    The transfer pricing spotlight has now fallen on IT companies in India, with claims that foreign firms are booking less profit than their domestic rivals.
    September 13 2011
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    FREE: Vietnamese audits pay-off
    The Vietnamese tax authorities have released a mid-year statement indicating that reported revenue loss has decreased by $100 million.
    September 13 2011
  • Mazars adds to London office
    Mazars has announced the appointment of Dario Garcia as a VAT partner in its London office. Garcia was previously global head of VAT and transfer pricing at Barclays Bank.
    September 13 2011
  • What the ECJ has to say on EU place of effective management
    The Advocate General of the ECJ has sided with National Grid Indus in a case concerning Dutch exit tax on companies transferring their place of effective management to other EU member states.
    Salman Shaheen, September 13 2011
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