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    Mexico: New tax treaty with Hungary
    David Cuéllar Rachel Costello Mexico, with the largest treaty network in Latin America, signed a new tax treaty with Hungary at the end of June.
    September 30 2011
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    Canada: Significant amendments to Canadian foreign affiliate rules
    Chris Van Loan Josh Jones On August 19 2011, the Canadian Department of Finance released a package of proposed amendments including significant changes to the tax rules governing the taxation of income earned by foreign affiliates of Canadian taxpayers (the proposals).
    September 30 2011
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    Romania: Fiscal credit procedure in case of salary income
    Corina Carpov Over the last few years due to the lack of a clear procedure many Romanian employees of multinational companies, whose salary income was subject to double taxation in Romania and another country, have encountered difficulties in applying for fiscal credit. From 2011, with an amendment of the Fiscal Code, the procedure has become more transparent.
    September 30 2011
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    How to prepare for India’s GST
    Sunil Kothare: The GST is on its way Taxpayers in India can no longer put off preparation for the proposed goods and services tax, despite no formal framework being published, says a leading tax director.
    September 30 2011
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    Transfer pricing and its impact on M&A transactions
    Transfer pricing in Poland not only covers tax regulatory issues and compliance aspects but it can influence the evaluation and business structure. Aneta Blazejewska-Gaczynska of Ernst & Young argues that if properly addressed during a transaction, it can give an investor a lot of valuable information to be translated into short and long-term benefits.
    September 30 2011
  • Questions raised on the new UK patent box
    Wendy Nicholls and Paul Smith of Grant Thornton UK welcome the new patent box proposals but believe the take-up may be limited because of the restriction to patents (rather than other intellectual property too), the highly complicated calculation of patent box profits, and potentially more favourable regimes within Europe.
    September 30 2011
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    New developments in Polish VAT
    Radoslaw Szczech of Ernst & Young reviews some of the more important changes to Poland's VAT system, with particular focus on those that may offer interesting planning possibilities, both in terms of tax savings as well as simplification of administrative burden.
    September 30 2011
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    Stable tax laws promote investment opportunities
    Poland was one of the few European countries to survive the global economic collapse relatively unscathed. Jacek Kedzior of Ernst & Young explains how the country's economy recovered and how the country’s tax law is a key attraction for foreign investors.
    September 30 2011
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    September 30 2011
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    Tax planning challenges in Thailand
    Companies looking to invest in Thailand need to think carefully about how they structure their business. With varying tax burdens and different impacts, Chanvitaya Suvarnapunya and Athistha Chitranukroh of DLA Piper run through the options available to taxpayers and offer insight on how to minimise the tax burden.
    September 30 2011
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