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  • Erin Kelechava reports on the tax issues surrounding rewards for the executives of an Australian business software company acquired by a US rival
  • Switzerland has worked hard to attract fund management. It should reform its withholding tax provisions if it wants to get the most out of this investment, argue Roger Dall'O & Monika Gammeter Utzinger of Tax Partner – Taxand
  • How to dispose of an acquisition tax efficiently should be planned in advance, warn Jasper Cummings, Jr and Andrew Immerman of Alston & Bird
  • Dieter Wirth and Mohamed Serokh of PricewaterhouseCoopers in Switzerland look at how multinationals such as banks and insurance groups operating in Zurich have been treated during tax audits focusing on the different transfer pricing methods
  • Tax concepts, such as consolidation, that are familiar in other jurisdictions are unknown in Russia. That makes it important to consider the tax aspects of each M&A transaction in Russia carefully, explain Reece Jenkins and Evgeny Bezlepko of Ernst & Young
  • The possibilities for using the tax assets of a UK acquisition are dogged by uncertainties this year, not least the possible reform of controlled foreign company rules, point-out Mike Lane and Stephen Edge of Slaughter and May
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  • A bewildering array of business, legal, regulatory, accounting and tax issues apply to private equity funds, reveals Brent Kerr of Gowlings – Taxand
  • The first-tier tax tribunal in the UK has cast doubt over the UK tax treatment of US limited liability companies (LLCs) in the decision Mr Swift v The Commissioners for HMRC ([2010] UKFTT 88 (TC)).
  • A spokeswoman for the European Commission said it will still pursue Portugal over discriminatory tax treatment of outbound interest payments, despite the Advocate General's proposal that the European Court of Justice dismiss the action due to lack of evidence.