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    Technology and collaboration allow sharper focus
    Ian Farmer Technology and collaboration allow sharper focus Greater leverage of technology and collaboration between Australian Government agencies has provided tax administration with a significant leap forward in accessing and analysing information to target risks.
    November 01 2009
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    Authorities take corporate residency win
    The Laerstate case shows that the UK tax authorities are having some success at disputing corporate residence, explain Lee Khvat and James Ross of McDermott Will & Emery's London office
    November 01 2009
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    Italian tax amnesty encourages repatriation
    Paolo Giacometti Law Decree No. 78 dated July 1 2009, as converted into law by Law No. 102 dated August 3 2009, introduced a new tax amnesty to encourage the repatriation of assets held in foreign jurisdictions and not properly disclosed in the annual tax returns by certain Italian taxpayers.
    November 01 2009
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    Deductibility of promotion and selling costs
    Handy Kurniawan There is a change in the treatment of deductibility of promotion and selling costs in the application of the amendments to the Income Tax (Law Number 36 of 2008), which took effect on January 1 2009.
    November 01 2009
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    Finland outlines 2010 budget
    Janne Juusela The Finnish Government has published the outline of the 2010 budget, which include some changes to taxation. The following is a brief description of the planned actions. The proposed budget was presented to the parliament on September 15 2009.
    November 01 2009
  • Australia sets up panel to implement reform
    By International Tax Review
    November 01 2009
  • Ballentine Barbera Group adds three to US practice
    Kathrine Kimball, Richard Cooper and Deba Ghosh join the firm as vice presidents. Kimball joins the San Diego office from Ernst & Young, while Richard Cooper and Deba Ghosh are both new in the Chicago practice, joining from Houlihan Lokey Howard & Zukin. The practitioners have experience in all areas of transfer pricing including intercompany pricing, cross-border transactions, tax valuation and tax controversy resolution.
    November 01 2009
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    Select practitioners turn out for awards
    New York was the place to be for another successful evening at International Tax Review's America Tax Awards
    November 01 2009
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    Transfer pricing and the new economics
    Martin Zetter, Ben Blumenfeld, Kirsty Butler and Bhasha Singhal of Ernst & Young's financial services transfer pricing practice examine the economic implications of the recent financial crisis on transfer pricing
    November 01 2009
  • Asia Awards 2009 nominees announced
    By International Tax Review
    November 01 2009
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