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  • Anbreen Khan has become a partner of Deloitte in London. She is a specialist in indirect tax dispute resolution who has worked on high-profile VAT cases such as Marks & Spencer Plc, Association of Investment Companies and The Rank Group Plc.
  • After a UK Court of Appeal decision, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) will find it harder to deny input tax credit claims in carousel fraud cases.
  • India's finance minister has said that the second draft of the controversial Direct Tax Code has addressed a number of concerns, but it will not be available for public consultation for at least a month.
  • The Ford Motor Company lost a $445 million claim for interest on tax overpayments in a Detroit federal court on June 3.
  • Reference for a preliminary ruling Value added tax Directive 2006/112/EC Article 135(1)(i) Exemption of betting, lotteries and other forms of gambling Conditions and limitations Discretionary power of the member states.
  • The OECD will review and revise its transfer pricing guidance on intangibles later this year in an effort to clarify one of the most frustrating and notoriously inconsistent areas of international tax.
  • An Indian court has outlined the three criteria that taxpayers must satisfy to constitute a fixed place permanent establishment.
  • Tax directors from multinational companies expressed alarm over shifts in transfer pricing trends during a panel at the joint American Bar Association and International Fiscal Association event in Copenhagen.
  • Advisers report consistent attrition at Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and this along with new initiatives and internal protocols is causing a severe backlog in audits and advance pricing agreement (APA) applications.
  • A mutual agreement between the Netherlands and the US which amends the procedure of obtaining an exemption from dividend withholding tax under the Netherlands-US tax treaty makes sense as it affords the US government responsibility for deciding if US entities qualify for relief under the treaty.