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    Saudi Arabia introduces participation exemption
    Saudi Arabia has sought to reduce the risk of double taxation by introducing participation exemption rules for the first time, though the order fails to clarify important details about how the rules will work, such as when they will come into force.
    December 14 2010
  • BDO hires tax director in Chicago
    Heidi Chambers has joined BDO in Chicago as a tax director.
    December 14 2010
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    New levy makes UK banks happier
    The bank levy outlined in HM Treasury’s draft legislation for the Finance Bill 2011 last week has been welcomed by British banks as an improvement on previous proposals.
    Salman Shaheen, December 14 2010
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    Magnifying the fine print in Toepfer
    Guillermo Teijeiro and Ana Lucía Ferreyra, tax partners at Negri & Teijeiro Abogados in Argentina, delve into the specifics behind the case of Administración Federal de Ingresos Públicos v Alfred C Toepfer Internacional, which looked at transfer pricing issues applicable to Argentine commodities exporters.
    December 14 2010
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    Japan finally confirms corporate tax cut
    Japan will reduce its corporate tax rate by five percentage points to 35% from next April, in an effort to boost the country’s ailing economy.
    December 14 2010
  • Navigant Consulting adds two tax controversy experts
    Mike Kennelly and Rob Wentland have joined the disputes and investigations practice of Navigant Consulting, an expert services firm.
    December 13 2010
  • China relaxes rules for technology enterprises
    The Chinese authorities have released a new circular that relaxes the recognition criteria for advanced technology service enterprises (ATSEs).
    Jack Grocott, December 13 2010
  • Foreign taxpayer takes dispute through Chinese courts
    The Chinese tax courts have released information of a rare example of a foreign party appealing a tax decision all the way through the country’s administrative review process and then to the courts.
    Jack Grocott, December 13 2010
  • Danish gaming legislation held up over complaint about tax provisions
    A Danish slot machine association and a group of land-based casinos filed a complaint before the European Commission (commission) claiming that the tax provisions in a Danish gambling bill are unfair.
    December 13 2010
  • Obama and Republicans agree to extend cuts
    The US Senate voted by 83 to 15 last night to quash a filibuster, opening the way for the approval of a bipartisan tax package agreed by President Obama and Republicans on December 6.
    December 13 2010
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