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  • France has abolished a controversial tax on assets that was criticised for hindering investment.
  • Type of Agreement Country Country Date Signed Link Tax Information Exchange Agreement San Marino Denmark January 12 2010 Link Tax Information Exchange Agreement San Marino Iceland January 12 2010 Link Tax Information Exchange Agreement San Marino Sweden January 12 2010 Link Tax Information Exchange Agreement San Marino Norway January 12 2010 Link Tax Information Exchange Agreement San Marino Finland January 12 2010 Link Revised Tax Treaty India Finland January 15 2010
  • Richard Hartnig has joined Sutherland Asbill & Brennan as of counsel in the tax practice group, based in the Atlanta office. Hartnig has just retired from PricewaterhouseCoopers. He will advise clients about international tax matters, including the tax aspects of cross-border M&A, divestitures, reorganisations, financings, cash repatriations and intercompany transactions.
  • The nominee to be the European Commission's new tax chief has said he would aim to introduce a common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) in the EU as soon as possible.
  • The first panel of a group meeting on transfer pricing at the UN saw a robust argument over the merits of the formulary apportionment method against the arm’s-length principle.
  • Specialists at a UN meeting have stressed the importance of building transfer pricing units within the tax authorities of developing nations.
  • In a frank discussion at a UN meeting of experts, panellists expressed their frustrations about all the available transfer pricing methods.
  • Changes to Taiwan's tax law mean that gains from structured notes are no longer regarded as interest income and so should be liable for withholding tax. However, this announcement contradicts steps taken by the country's Ministry of Finance.
  • The Indian Supreme Court has granted a tax holiday to one taxpayer after ruling that the duplication of software from a master copy to a blank disc constitutes a manufacturing process.
  • The Korean National Tax Service has outlined plans to increase the number of tax inspections over the coming year.