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    Canada: Structuring acquisitions involving Canadian targets
    One important consideration for a non-resident structuring an acquisition of a Canadian corporation is to ensure that income of the corporation can be repatriated with a minimum of Canadian tax, explains Henry Chong of Gowlings – Taxand
    March 29 2011
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    Mexico: How debt-financed acquisitions work in Mexico
    Jesus Chan and Yazmin Caceres of PwC analyse some of the tools Mexico’s tax authorities are using to put pressure on taxpayers to make sure debt-financed acquisitions are done according to the rules
    March 29 2011
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    EU conference hears how financial sector is undertaxed
    Evidence presented to the Brussels Tax Forum 2011 on whether or not the financial sector is undertaxed, made the case for a financial activities tax (FAT) that much stronger.
    March 29 2011
  • Leading tax controversy professionals will be highlighted in new guide
    Tax Disputes Week will publish a guide to the leading tax dispute resolution lawyers and advisers in July this year.
    March 29 2011
  • Federal Court in Australia denies imputation benefit
    In Mills v Commissioner of Taxation, the Australian Federal Court decided that securities issued by the Commonwealth Bank of Australia had the purpose of enabling holders of the securities to obtain an imputation benefit.
    Matthew Gilleard, March 29 2011
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    Balkans and Cyprus: Getting the tax right in transactions
    Slobodan Mihajlovic of Eurofast Global. and Natasha Mavrommati and Anna Zafirova of Eurofast Taxand Cyprus discuss the appeal of tax systems in the Balkan countries, and analyse why investors in those jurisdictions like to use Cyprus to make their investments
    March 29 2011
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    China: Achieving successful M&A deals in China
    Understanding and navigating China’s evolving tax landscape is key to unlocking its vast M&A opportunities, believe Mark Lowry and David Chan of Ernst & Young
    March 29 2011
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    Italy: Making acquisitions in the Italian marketplace
    Companies can use the Italian tax code to take advantage of a recovering M&A market, but there are downsides that they should be aware of, too, explains Roberto Lazzarone of Ernst & Young
    March 29 2011
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    Israel: Changes in Israeli tax environment may affect M&A
    The tax authorities have indicated that they will scrutinise transfer pricing arrangements more closely, which could be significant for post-merger integration, explain Sharon Shulman, Yaron Kafri and Doron Mutai of Ernst & Young
    March 29 2011
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    A more regular supply of credit since the end of the economic downturn means companies are looking at M&A opportunities again . The severity of the crisis in 2008 has made them more cautious than before, however there are more possibilities in the market now for those prepared to look.
    March 29 2011
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