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  • Karl Gruendel and Ralf Heussner of Ernst & Young Shinnihon Tax explain the difficulties facing taxpayers with operations in Japan as the government struggles to find revenue sources.
  • The Taiwan Ministry of Finance recently introduced guidelines for the determination of Taiwan source income.
  • New transfer pricing document requirements in Hungary are compliant with EU guidelines and may also simplify procedures for companies active in member states.
  • The UK's offshore financial centres must diversify and become less reliant on low tax rates or risk the wrath of the UK government, says a report from a former financial administrator
  • Sixth VAT Directive; Article 19(2); Deduction of input tax; Hybrid taxable person; Goods and services used for both taxable and exempt activities; Calculation of the deductible proportion; Definition of incidental real estate transactions; Self-supply; Principle of fiscal neutrality.
  • Failure of a member state to fulfil obligations; Sixth VAT Directive; Article 2(1) and Article 4(1) and (2); meaning of economic activities; public legal aid offices; legal aid services provided in legal proceedings in return for a part contribution paid by the recipient; meaning of direct link between the service rendered and the consideration received; action dismissed.
  • Sixth VAT Directive; Articles 2, 4, 13B(d)(5) and 17; Directive 2006/112/EC; Articles 2, 9, 135(1)(f) and 168; Disposal by a parent company of a subsidiary and of its holding in a controlled company; Scope of VAT Exemption; Supplies of services acquired as part of share disposal transactions; Deductibility of VAT.
  • The ECJ has ruled that the transfer of primary or reinsurance contracts should neither be considered as a VAT-exempted insurance service nor as a VAT-exempted financial or banking service.
  • Stephen Shay, deputy assistant secretary for international tax affairs, US department of Treasury, has confirmed that a value added tax (VAT) is "not something we are likely to see soon" in the US.
  • Yet another large multinational company has relocated its operations to Ireland, citing the country's low corporate tax rate as "not the primary reason behind the move".