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  • Sandy Nicolson will join the Silicon Valley office of KPMG as managing director of its indirect tax practice. Nicolson previously worked as a director at KPMG's international member firm in the UK, advising companies on numerous indirect tax issues, including cross-border VAT rules. He will now be in charge of expanding KPMG's international indirect tax practice on the west coast, and assisting US multinationals working abroad with VAT and other indirect tax issues.
  • Antti Lehtimaja has joined Krogerus in Finland as a counsel and new head of the tax law group.
  • Foster's is facing up to a confrontation with the Australian tax authorities after it announced that it does not accept an official assessment that it owes almost A$66 million ($65 million) in tax and interest arising from a capital loss in the 2004 financial year.
  • Honduras is preparing new legislation to combat tax evasion, including a chapter on transfer pricing, as part of its fiscal reform.
  • The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has strongly suggested that US financial institutions with operations in El Salvador re-evaluate their tax position there.
  • HM Revenue and Customs in the UK in November released its 2011 – 2015 business plan aiming "to close the tax gap; to make our customers feel that the tax system is simple for them and even-handed; and to be seen as a highly professional and efficient organisation".
  • Slobodan Mihajlovic Zoe Kokoni The income tax treaty with Denmark, concluded October 11 2010, will enter into force following the ratification by both countries. Once in force, it will replace the previous treaty from 1981.
  • With the release of Circular 42/E, the Italian tax administration provided clarification regarding the methods of application of article 113 of the Italian Tax Code. Fulvia Astolfi and Antonella Prencipe of Hogan Lovells explain.
  • Canadian multinationals can expect to face more audits in the coming years as the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) focuses on enforcement activity.
  • A company’s obligation to its shareholders is to minimise tax and a government’s, to its people, is to close the tax gap. Where does that leave tax planning? Sophie Ashley talks to government officials, taxpayers and advisers to uncover where the confusion lies in a changing environment.