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  • Ladbrokes receives £80 million tax rebate
    After several months' discussion with HM Revenue and Customs in the UK, Ladbrokes, the gambling company, has received an £80 million ($123 million) rebate.
    April 26 2010
  • IMF proposals for new taxes on financial institutions create controversy
    An IMF report, controversially leaked before last weekend's meeting of G20 finance ministers in Washington, proposes two new global taxes on financial institutions. While the primary target will be the banks who received billions of dollars from national governments, other institutions such as insurance companies and hedge funds will also be required to pay the taxes.
    April 26 2010
  • Deals of the week
    International Tax Review's weekly round up of the biggest deals and transactions.
    April 26 2010
  • Treaties and TIEAs signed this week
    Type of Agreement Country Country Date Signed Link Double Taxation Agreement Taiwan Hungary April 19 2010 Tax Information Exchange Agreement Australia Vanuatu April 21 2010 Link Double Taxation Agreement New Zealand Turkey April 22 2010 Double Taxation Agreement Bahrain Bermuda April 22 2010
    April 26 2010
  • Henry review to be released on Sunday
    The Australian government has announced that it will finally release the Henry review on tax reform this Sunday. It said in February that the release of the review before the government had considered it thoroughly was not in the public's interest.
    April 26 2010
  • Innovation Act passed by parliament
    The Taiwanese government has passed the controversial Innovation Act that will reduce the country's corporate tax rate and introduce a number of incentives.
    April 26 2010
  • Mumbai Tribunal rules on important arm's-length case
    Hasnain Shroff and Vinita Chakrabarti report on an interesting case, where it was held that in order to determine the arm’s-length price of an international transaction, the arm’s-length margin should be applied only on the international transaction and not on the entire costs or sales of the taxpayer.
    April 25 2010
  • How to change fixed profit margins in Brazil
    Andréa de Oliveira Ramos and Cristiane Magalhães of Machado Associados in Brazil discuss the important idea of changing fixed profit margins that are used to calculate benchmarks in the country.
    April 25 2010
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    Under-development of financial markets causing problems
    Hernán Katz of Deloitte in Mexico describes how many transfer pricing difficulties faced by taxpayers in Latin America are linked to the lack of development in the regions’ financial markets.
    April 25 2010
  • China asks for translation of OECD report
    China has shown that it is taking a close interest in transfer pricing developments outside its borders by commissioning a translation of an influential international report.
    April 25 2010
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