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  • Isle moves to automatic exchange
    The Isle of Man parliament has confirmed that it will move fully to automatic exchange of information next year.
    June 17 2010
  • ECJ will emphasise revenue protection
    A leading UK barrister has predicted that the European Court of Justice will support member states' efforts to collect tax.
    June 16 2010
  • CRA releases new policy on acquiring information from taxpayers and third parties
    The Canadian tax authority confirmed they will respect solicitor/client privilege but will seek to review auditor's working papers in certain circumstances. Practitioners and clients need to be conscious of the risks when dealing with tax reserves and financial statements warns Bill Maclagan of Blake, Cassels & Graydon.
    June 16 2010
  • European Court clamps down on dividend discrimination
    Spain unjustifiably restricts the free movement of capital in the EU by treating dividends paid to non-residents less favourably than those received by resident shareholders, the European Court of Justice has ruled.
    June 16 2010
  • Taxpayers can seek advance ruling despite pending court case
    An Indian authority has delivered a ruling that will offer relief to taxpayers who are involved in more than one dispute with the tax authorities.
    June 16 2010
  • Commission v Portugal
    Failure of a Member State to fulfil obligations; Freedom to provide services and free movement of capital; Articles 49 EC and 56 EC and Articles 36 and 40 of the EEA Agreement; Direct taxation; Taxation of interest received; Discriminatory treatment of non-residents; Burden of proof; Netherlands' dividend withholding tax was contrary to the EU freedom of capital principle;
    June 16 2010
  • Asian countries top aggressive tax authority poll
    China and India have leapt up the table to join Japan at the top of the latest TPWeek poll to find the most aggressive transfer pricing officials in the world.
    June 15 2010
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    New additions to the Brazilian blacklist of privileged tax regimes
    The Brazilian government has added 14 new jurisdictions to their blacklist of privileged tax regimes.
    June 15 2010
  • Courts provide relief to Indian taxpayers over penalties
    Samir Gandhi, Manisha Gupta and Radhi Raman of Deloitte in India discuss the overzealous use of penalty provisions in the country.
    June 15 2010
  • Polish transfer pricing rules torment taxpayers
    Companies operating in Poland are being forced to remain vigilant to avoid falling foul of the country’s strict transfer pricing rules which require documentation submitted in Polish within seven days of request.
    June 15 2010
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