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  • Russian multinational companies are already making changes to their transfer pricing policies nine months ahead of the country’s new law, a leading tax professional has said.
  • Multinationals are paying significantly more tax to resolve transfer pricing disputes. With litigation a costly and time consuming option for both the taxpayer and the tax authority, thoughts are turning to alternative dispute mechanisms.
  • The nominees for the national tax and transfer pricing awards in International Tax Review's European Tax Awards 2010 are announced today.
  • TPWeek is proud to announce the 10th annual Global Transfer Pricing Forum will take place in Amsterdam on September 15th and 16th 2010.
  • Alistair Darling, the UK chancellor of the exchequer, announced that the government's Liechtenstein disclosure facility (LDF) has raised £1 billion ($1.5 billion) in extra revenue and said he plans to raise a further £1.5 billion (£2.2 billion) in other anti-avoidance provisions. The LDF allowed people with undeclared investments and deposits in Liechtenstein to settle their tax liability.
  • Multinationals are paying significantly more tax to resolve transfer pricing disputes. With litigation a costly and time consuming option for both the taxpayer and the tax authority, thoughts are turning to alternative dispute mechanisms.
  • A report on innovation commissioned by the Irish government has called for a radical overhaul of the country's system of R&D tax incentives. The taskforce that compiled the report was asked to look at how Ireland could become a global innovation hub.
  • The nominees for the national tax and transfer pricing awards in International Tax Review's European Tax Awards 2010 are announced today.
  • François Fillon, the French prime minister, has announced that the government has abandoned the proposed carbon tax which was due to come into force on July 1.
  • The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has now affirmed the Tax Court's decision in the Xilinx case.