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Argentina’s tax administration and court critiqued

Ezequiel Lipovetsky of Bruchou, Fernández Madero & Lombardi – Taxand in Buenos Aires speaks with International Tax Review’s Liz Bearese about his stance on the tax administration, AFIP, and the tax court decisions in Argentina that are influencing what taxpayers do today.

March 17 2011
Germany challenges European Commission ruling against restructuring rules

Germany will appeal a European Commission decision that invalidated a restructuring provision in the German tax law.

March 17 2011
Thin Cap GLO case questions applicability of UK legislation

Michael Anderson and Kelly Stricklin-Coutinho of Dorsey & Whitney (Europe) report on the recent decision of the Court of Appeal in the Thin Cap GLO.

March 16 2011
Taxpayers should prove arm’s length in domestic intra-group transactions

A Johannesburg Tax Court decision suggests taxpayers should be able to prove the arm’s length nature of domestic, as well as cross-border, intra-group transactions.

March 16 2011
European Commission proposes CCCTB

The European Commission today unveiled its proposal for a common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) system for calculating the tax base of businesses operating in the EU.

March 16 2011
Impact assessment identifies CCCTB’s winners and losers

Only five EU member states would see a rise in their GDP as a result of the introduction of a common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB), the European Commission’s own impact assessment study into the plans has found.

March 16 2011
European Commission proposes CCCTB

The European Commission today unveiled its proposal for a common consolidated tax base (CCCTB) system for calculating the tax base of businesses operating in the EU.

Sophie Ashley, March 16 2011
South African taxpayers should prove arm’s length in domestic intra-group transactions

A Johannesburg Tax Court decision suggests taxpayers should be able to prove the arm’s length nature of domestic, as well as cross-border, intra-group transactions.

Salman Shaheen, March 16 2011
An Indian GST in 2012 looking more likely

India’s GST is looking increasingly likely to be introduced next year after the government yesterday approved the Constitutional Amendment Bill.

Jack Grocott, March 16 2011
Argentine tax authorities go against the grain

Argentina’s revenue service, or AFIP, has fired back again at grain exporters.

March 15 2011

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