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Updated: Will ATO listen to taxpayers about ADR?

Australia’s Inspector-General of Taxation is asking taxpayers to share their thoughts on the authorities’ early and alternative dispute resolution (EDR and ADR).

August 18 2011
Mauritian subsidiary is not the legal owner of shares if it holds shares for its parent company

Lawyers from Khaitan & Co examine an Indian court case that may have big implications for the future of Mauritius holding companies.

August 17 2011
Gadens hires O'Connor in Brisbane

Damian O'Connor has joined Gadens Lawyers as a partner in Brisbane.

August 17 2011
Williams and Ryan join Bingham

Beth Williams and John Ryan, two tax controversy specialists, start new roles at Bingham McCutchen this month.

August 17 2011
Mundaca returns to Ernst & Young

Michael Mundaca is returning to Ernst & Young’s Washington DC office to co-lead the firm’s national tax department. He was previously serving as the assistant secretary for tax policy at the US Treasury Department.

August 17 2011
FREE: Indian taxpayers face challenging future

Next year will herald a widescale period of change for tax in India. It will force tax directors from domestic and international companies to completely reconsider their strategies and to seek efficiencies at all levels of their company's tax affairs.

August 17 2011
Cyprus plans VAT rise

The Cypriot government wants to raise VAT by two percentage points, but it expects to face opposition as it puts its plans to Parliament.

Salman Shaheen, August 17 2011
Philippines liquor tax unlawful, says WTO

The World Trade Organisation (WTO) ruled on August 15 that Philippine taxes on imported liquors are illegal.

August 17 2011
The pros and cons of the UK-Swiss deal on undeclared funds

Sources have revealed that the UK-Swiss deal to apply withholding tax on British citizens with Swiss bank accounts will be announced next week, but advisers believe individuals with undisclosed accounts are still better off coming forward under the Liechtenstein Disclosure Facility (LDF).

Salman Shaheen, August 17 2011
Bingham hires Kirschenbaum and Williams

Bob Kirschenbaum and Beth Williams join Bingham McCutchen this month and will practice from the firm’s Silicon Valley office.

August 17 2011

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