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  • International Tax Review is now available on Twitter, the micro-blogging and social networking site, providing updates on the ever-changing world of international taxation.
  • The UK tax authorities will be able to publish the details of companies who deliberately evade taxes under new legislation which is due to come into force next month.
  • Type of Agreement Country Country Date Signed Link Tax Information Exchange Agreement Australia San Marino March 4 2010 Link Tax Information Exchange Agreement Australia St Kitts & Nevis March 8 2010
  • Chris Wales, a former adviser on taxation to the chancellor of the exchequer in the UK, has joined FTI Consulting, a global business advisory firm, as a senior managing director in its economic consulting practice in London. He will help to develop the firm's combined economic and public policy division which advises multinational corporations and governments. He will also work closely with FTI's litigation division, principally on tax-related issues.
  • Stephan Schnorberger and Juliane Rosenkranz of Baker & McKenzie outline the German transfer pricing documentation requirements and strict penalty regime.
  • Purvez Captain and Steven Wrappe of Ernst & Young discuss the advantages and problems that can be found in adding to in-house professionals’ responsibilities.
  • Foreign investors with representative offices in China need to establish whether they are entitled to a tax exemption under new rules released by the country's tax authorities.
  • China's amendment to its tax treaty with Barbados is likely to affect companies looking to invest in China with the biggest change targeting capital gains tax.
  • Taxpayers have availed of a facility set up by the UK tax authorities to reschedule more than £5 billion ($7.6 billion) in payments.
  • Formerly head of the firm's New York office, Brad Okun now leads the tax practice.