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  • Specialist insurance company Beazley made a pre-tax profit of £100.7 million ($156 million) in 2009, up from £87.2 million in 2008, on which the company will pay just 12% income tax after it re-domiciled its holding company to Ireland.
  • Accounting, tax and business recovery and advisory group Vantis names Paul Belsman as national head of tax.
  • The decision that the Court of Federal Claims reached in the case of Wells Fargo & Company and Subsidiaries v. United States on January 8 is still reverberating in the US tax community.
  • Corporate board governance of tax risk has become particularly relevant in the US since the commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) raised the issue with company directors. It was one of the main topics for discussion at the IRS Oversight Board's public meeting on February 3.
  • International Tax Review will present its fifth annual European Tax Awards at the Dorchester Hotel in London on May 18 2010
  • Highlights from the transfer pricing coverage on www.TPWeek.com
  • The Irish Finance Bill that has just been released contains tax measures that aim to make Ireland a more competitive jurisdiction for holding companies.
  • Type of Agreement Country Country Date Signed Link Tax Information Exchange Agreement France Uruguay January 28 2010 Link Negotiations to Update Tax Treaty Australia Austria February 4 2010 Link Income Tax Treaty US Hungary February 4 2010 Link Income Tax Treaty US Chile February 4 2010 Link
  • A member of the ruling political party in Taiwan (Kuomintang)has been forced to defend a controversial proposal to offer lower corporate income tax rates to the world's biggest companies, if they invest in Taiwan.
  • Andrew Stals, a former tax and corporate partner of Clayton Utz in Sydney, will be one of Allen & Overy's founding partners when the firm opens its own offices in Australia on March 1. The firm announced yesterday that it had hired 17 partners from Stals' former firm and that tax would be one of its core practices.