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  • Liechtenstein signs another deal on information exchange
    Liechtenstein has concluded another tax information exchange agreement (TIEA) on its way to meeting its target of 12 that are compliant with OECD standards. It will sign its newest TIEA with France next week.
    September 14 2009
  • Deals of the Week
    Find out which advisers and firms did the tax work on recent leading transactions
    September 14 2009
  • OECD releases new transfer pricing proposals
    The OECD has released a proposed revision of several important chapters of the Transfer Pricing Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises and Tax Administrations
    September 13 2009
  • Two more reach OECD white list
    Two jurisdictions have moved onto the OECD's white list of compliant jurisdictions, after signing a slew of information exchange agreements.
    September 13 2009
  • France to introduce carbon tax in January 2010
    France will introduce a tax on carbon emissions on January 1 2010, seven months earlier than predicted.
    September 13 2009
  • CopyGene A/S v Skatteministeriet
    VAT; Exemptions; Activities closely related to hospital and medical care undertaken by duly recognised establishments of a nature similar to hospitals or centres for medical treatment or diagnosis; Collection, transportation, analysis and storage of umbilical cord blood.
    September 09 2009
  • Société de Gestion Industrielle (SGI) v Belgium
    Direct taxes – Freedom of establishment – Free movement of capital – Tax treatment of an unusual or gratuitous advantage granted by a resident company to a company with which it has a relationship of interdependence established in another member state – Safeguarding a balanced allocation between the member states of the power to tax – Combating abusive practices.
    September 09 2009
  • Tax authorities improve at tackling transfer pricing
    International businesses need to take a more assertive, proactive approach to implementing and managing their transfer pricing policies, a report has said
    September 08 2009
  • Malaysia set to increase audit activity
    The number of transfer pricing audits in Malaysia is set to increase as the country’s tax authority attempts to improve taxpayer compliance
    Jack Grocott, September 08 2009
  • Arbitration under fire in France
    The lengthy process involved in arbitration matters, sometimes taking up to six years to reach a resolution needs to be changed, says a leading adviser.
    September 08 2009
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