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  • An Indian court has outlined the three criteria that taxpayers must satisfy to constitute a fixed-place permanent establishment.
  • The Federal Fiscal Court (Bundesfinanzhof – BFH) has decided that Germany's switchover clause for taxing income from foreign partnerships is incompatible with EU law, even though the European Court of Justice (ECJ) reached the opposite conclusion in the same case, Columbus Container Services v Finanzamt Bielefeld-Innenstadt (C-298/05).
  • An Indian tax panel has ruled that the transfer of an Indian company's shares between non-residents is not liable to 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.
  • An Indian court has underscored the importance of taxpayers making accurate transaction adjustments on account of different conditions in varying locations.
  • An Indian tribunal has reiterated that payment for supplying shrink-wrapped software does not result in transfer of copyright or the right to use copyright, so cannot be considered as royalty.
  • In a decision that could affect sectors of the gambling industry across the EU, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has upheld Germany's imposition of VAT on gaming machine operations.
  • The Authority for Advance Rulings has held that the reimbursement of research R&D expenses under a cost contribution agreement is not liable to tax in India.
  • The Supreme Court of Germany (BGH) has partially reversed its position on the method and reference period used for determining cash compensation when a majority shareholder wants to squeeze-out and delist a company from the market.
  • The dispute resolution panel at International Tax Review's Global Transfer Pricing Forum will focus on planning transfer pricing policies to avoid disputes, achieving settlements and using advanced pricing agreements (APAs).