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    Indian court says software counts as royalty
    By Jack Grocott
    September 30 2009
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    The global tax police
    The OECD's tax profile has rocketed this year because of the work it has done for the G20 countries on dealing with non-cooperative jurisdictions. However, many professionals believe the organisation is not inclusive enough, moves too slowly and is powerless to make countries follow its guidance. Joanna Faith finds out whether its time for a new way to set international tax standards
    September 30 2009
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    China: How changes in transfer pricing will affect taxpayers
    Steven Tseng and Cheng Chi of KPMG explain what effects new transfer pricing laws, such as detailed documentation requirements, will have on multinationals in China
    September 30 2009
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    Netherlands to reform participation exemption rules
    By David Stevenson
    September 30 2009
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    Rules develop rapidly in Asia Pacific
    More and more countries in the Asia Pacific region are installing transfer pricing documentation requirements and methods of dispute resolution report Steven Tseng, Yasuhiko Otani, and Hiroyuki Takahashi, from KPMG in China, and Sherry Chang, and Karl Chan, from KPMG in Taiwan
    September 30 2009
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    India: Get ready to take advantage of green agenda
    Companies should be aware of what the transfer pricing requirements and opportunities are when following a green agenda, explain Shyamal Mukherjee, Sanjay Tolia, Bipin Pawar and Arun Saripalli of PricewaterhouseCoopers
    September 30 2009
  • Editorial
    Transfer pricing rules are developing rapidly around the world. Nowhere more than in Asia. The increase of international trade through the region is one of the reasons why transfer pricing is firmly established as one of the biggest, if not the biggest, priorities for tax authorities there.
    September 30 2009
  • Switzerland signs double tax agreement with Qatar
    Switzerland has signed a double tax treaty with Qatar, bringing its total number of tax treaties to 12, taking it off the OECD's grey list of partially-compliant jurisdictions.
    September 29 2009
  • Hungary amends finance bill
    The Hungarian parliament has amended its real estate, controlled-foreign company and corporate tax regimes.
    September 29 2009
  • More calls to cut UK corporate tax rate
    Yet another UK business group has called for the country's corporate tax rate to be cut and the regime be reformed.
    September 29 2009
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