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  • KPMG US hire in Fort Lauderdale
    KPMG has expanded its International Corporate Services practice with the addition of Jeffrey Rubinger as a principal in the Fort Lauderdale office.
    September 11 2011
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    Japan: Supreme Court affirms rule of law in Japanese taxation
    Gary Thomas of White & Case reports on litigation that made clear that the Japanese tax authorities must have a legal basis for making an assessment and not rely on a tax avoidance argument
    September 11 2011
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    The Netherlands
    Machiel Lambooij Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
    September 11 2011
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    Italy
    Vittorio Salvadori di Wiesenhoff Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
    September 11 2011
  • New Zealand
    Brendan Brown
    September 11 2011
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    US: Back to the future for tax litigation
    Joel Williamson, Scott Stewart, and Kelsey Arnold of Mayer Brown review some key themes, such as economic substance, from US tax litigation since the 1990s. They predict a return to traditional statutory and regulatory arguments in the tax cases of the future
    September 11 2011
  • India
    Mukesh Butani
    September 11 2011
  • Thailand
    Hatasakdi Na Pombejra
    September 11 2011
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    UK: Tax controversy in the UK
    Revisions of previous guidance is showing signs of a more conciliatory approach by the UK tax authorities. However they are still prepared to litigate, points out Helen Buchanan of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer
    September 11 2011
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    Mexico: Challenges and opportunities of litigation or settlement with the tax authorities
    Manuel Sainz Orantes and Alejandro Torres Rivero of Chevez, Ruiz, Zamarripa y Cia discuss how tax litigation has changed in Mexico, noting that the tax authorities are complying more with the law. However, recent Supreme Court judgments have not always abided by legal provisions
    September 11 2011
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