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    UK faces up to relocations and CFC reform
    The UK government has been at pains to introduce business-friendly tax policies, but companies are still relocating to Switzerland and other tax havens. Salman Shaheen finds out why this is and what more the government can do.
    November 01 2010
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    Time waits for no tax as European issues take hold
    The tax landscape has changed dramatically in the 21 years International Tax Review has been published. Two of the contributors to the first issue highlight the impact the European Court of Justice has made.
    November 01 2010
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    Twenty-one years in tax
    As International Tax Review celebrates its 21st birthday in November 2010, Erin Kelechava takes the opportunity to look back at a selection of the notable events in tax since 1989.
    November 01 2010
  • Vodafone brings tax protesters on to the streets
    The decade-long litigation between Vodafone and HM Revenue & Customs over the UK’s controlled foreign companies legislation was the pretext for a demonstration by more than 40 protesters, which closed the company’s store, on Oxford Street in London last week.
    Sophie Ashley, November 01 2010
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    Court decides on Vodafone
    The Bombay High Court in the case of Vodafone International Holdings [2010-TII-13-HC-MUM-INTL] adjudicated on the issue relating to taxation of indirect transfer of shares of an Indian company.
    November 01 2010
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    The story of transfer pricing in Ireland
    Gavan Ryle and Barbara Dooley of PwC reflect on the impact of the new Irish transfer pricing rules, examine what the new rules really mean for taxpayers and look at the approaches adopted by multinationals as they prepare for the rules coming into force.
    November 01 2010
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    Brazil's transaction tax: One year on
    It is 12 months since Brazil introduced a new financial transactions tax. André Gomes de Oliveira and Francis Lisboa Moreira of Castro, Barros, Sobral & Gomes explain how initial outflows of capital have subsided and how the new tax is bringing in increasing levels of revenue to the country.
    November 01 2010
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    Tax directors, development, and poverty eradication
    As the financial crisis takes its toll on countries in Europe, North America and Asia and with aid budgets under pressure, attention has turned to tax as a means of financing development in poor countries. Do tax directors have a part to play in this? And is there a business case for helping poor countries raise tax revenue? David McNair of Christian Aid of the UK looks at the debate.
    November 01 2010
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    Ireland increases withholding tax exemption
    Ireland has extended its withholding tax exemption on royalty payments after extensive consultation with industry. It is a further step toward making Ireland an attractive jurisdiction for multinational investment. Sophie Ashley finds out why.
    November 01 2010
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    The 21 biggest influences in tax today
    To mark the 21st birthday of International Tax Review in November 2010, the editorial staff of the magazine decided to choose the 21 most influential people or organisations in tax today.
    November 01 2010
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