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  • How you can manage taxes in a hyper-regulatory world
    Chris Walsh of Vertex describes a difficult working environment for tax executives, where the pressure from tax authorities to comply with their obligations is intense and the number of changes to rules and rates is hard to keep up with. However, a combination of tax harmonisation and better technology could provide much needed help with the regulatory burden
    April 30 2010
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    New thinking on French group relief
    French groups have more flexibility to decide how to divide the tax burden among its members after two Supreme Court decisions. However, the rulings could also change how M&A take place when it involves entities that have suffered losses, explain Renaud Jouffroy and Jean Sayag of Landwell et Associés
    April 30 2010
  • The case for withholding tax on a net basis within the EU
    Sometime after key litigation, important questions to do with the net basis of withholding taxes in Europe have still not been resolved, explain Barry Larking and Robert van der Jagt of KPMG Meijburg & Co
    April 30 2010
  • Surge in tax advice negligence claims
    by Esther Martin
    April 30 2010
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    Potential key amendments in the Argentine tax system
    Andrés Edelstein Ignacio Rodríguez Argentina was actively reviewing two key areas of its tax system at the end of March. One area consists of the draft bill that the Executive Branch sent to the Congress introducing changes to the Tax Criminal Law. The other, although not as broad as some may have wished, relates to a distortive tax that affects the Argentine economy. Tax Criminal Law amendments
    April 30 2010
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    Chile to increase corporate tax rate
    By Erin Kelechava
    April 30 2010
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    Canada to provide welcome relief to foreign investors
    Bryan Bailey Andrew Spiro In delivering its budget on March 4 2010, the Canadian federal government announced a significant liberalisation of Canadian tax laws applicable to non-resident investors in Canadian businesses.
    April 30 2010
  • Circular clarifies Chinese tax law
    by Jack Grocott
    April 30 2010
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    Promotion expenses paid to third-party supplier as part of franchise fee
    Hatasakdi na Pombejra In general, the franchise agreement is an agreement made between the franchisor and franchisee for the right to use the franchisor's brand know-how, including relevant services. For this purpose, the franchisee agrees to pay the franchisor in a form of franchise fee, royalty fee, marketing and advertisement service fee and other service fees to the franchisor.
    April 30 2010
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    New developments in non-resident income tax
    Vicente Bootello José Ignacio Ripoll After becoming the object of several infringement procedures conducted by the European Commission, Spain has been forced to amend several non-resident income tax provisions to ensure those provisions comply with the principles enshrined in the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
    April 30 2010
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