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  • Though the fifth protocol to the Canada-US tax treaty has been in force for about a year, how the Canadian authorities will treat some of its provisions is still unclear, explain Sabrina Wong and Jesse Brodlieb of Blake, Cassels & Graydon
  • Reform returns to agenda
  • Taxpayers in Germany were not faced with the same radical changes in the law in 2009 as they had been the previous year. At the same time, the new coalition's tax reforms need careful scrutiny, reports Stefan Ditsch of PricewaterhouseCoopers
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  • International cooperation in tax compliance has gone to a new level this year. The US has also promoted some administrative and legislative initiatives, reports Alan Granwell of DLA Piper in the US
  • Dan Peters, former managing partner of KPMG's global transfer pricing services practice, has established his own firm.
  • Peter Dachs During the 2008 budget speech, the Finance Minister announced that secondary tax on companies (STC) will be replaced by dividends tax (DT). The purpose of the proposed change is to align the system of taxing distributions by companies with international practice as the STC regime, which forms part of the South African tax system, is uncommon to the majority of tax systems in other countries.
  • True Partners Consulting, a tax and business advisory firm headquartered in Chicago, is adding three new members to its network.