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  • Tax cooperation appears in a set of principles on the conduct of international business and finance issued by ministers from the world's biggest economies after a meeting in Italy this weekend.
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers has appointed Paul Davies as tax industry leader of the firm's retail and consumer group. He was previously head of tax at Ernst & Young.
  • Bermuda has signed its 12th tax information exchange agreement (TIEA) meaning it will no longer be considered a tax haven under OECD guidelines.
  • The Top Ten European Tax Directors cover story in the June issue and the Top Ten North American Tax Directors poll in the March issue of International Tax Review featured the opinions of leading tax directors, as voted for by our readers, on the challenges affecting how they carry out their role today. Now we want the wider body of tax directors in both regions to contribute to a survey about current trends affecting them in the marketplace.
  • Find out which advisers and firms did the tax work on recent leading transactions
  • Preliminary references; VAT; Exemption for lettings of immovable property; Cleaning of common parts related to the letting; Ancillary supplies.
  • Competition policy – Articles 81 EC and 82 EC – Article 15(3) of Regulation (EC) No 1/2003 – Written observations submitted by the Commission – National dispute concerning the deductibility from tax of a fine imposed by a Commission decision.
  • Deloitte in the UK has promoted seven tax specialists to partner.
  • Failure of a member state to fulfil obligations; Agreement on the European Economic Area; Article 40; Free movement of capital; Discrimination in the treatment of dividends paid by Netherlands companies; Deduction at source; Exemption; Beneficiary companies established in member states of the Community; Beneficiary companies established in Iceland or Norway.
  • Gibraltar has used a European Court of Justice ruling to establish a new 10% flat corporate tax rate for domestic and international companies.
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