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  • Australian Customs produces guidance on valuation and transfer pricing
    The Australian Customs authorities have released guidance detailing how taxpayers should apply for a valuation advice relating to transfer pricing.
    July 22 2009
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    Transfer pricing study targets football clubs
    Transfer pricing theory has long been associated with transactions within multinational companies, but now it is being applied to the exchange of football players between English football [soccer] clubs.
    July 21 2009
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    Proposals to change interest deductibility may affect intercompany loans
    A proposal from the Netherlands government makes it even more important for companies to have sufficient documentation in place to support the arm’s-length nature of inter-company financial transactions between Dutch and non-Dutch group companies.
    July 21 2009
  • Martin quits Linklaters
    Linklaters' head of tax in Spain, Nicolas Martin, has quit the firm to join Herbert Smith as a partner. He joins along with two associates, Marta Esteban and Eugenia Castrillon. Linklaters now has one tax partner, Javier García-Pita.
    July 21 2009
  • Business restructuring troubles taxpayers in Germany
    Werner Stuffer and Jörg Hanken of PricewaterhouseCoopers discuss German business restructuring regulations and how the economic crisis affects this area of tax planning.
    July 20 2009
  • Stronger transfer pricing regimes needed, warns IMF
    Governments should strengthen transfer pricing regulations and enact a general anti-avoidance rule to address cross-border-compliance risks in the recession, an IMF report has said
    July 20 2009
  • UK study favours carbon trading
    A report commissioned by the UK prime minister has come down in favour of carbon trading, rather than a carbon tax, as vital in combating climate change.
    July 20 2009
  • Corporate tax changes to pay for healthcare reform
    The economic substance doctrine is to be codified under new legislation relating to the restructuring of the US healthcare system.
    July 20 2009
  • Cayman Islands agrees to tax information exchange with Netherlands
    The Cayman Islands signed a tax information exchange agreement (TIEA) with the Netherlands on July 8. This brings the number of TIEAs signed by the Cayman Islands to 11, one short of the OECD's requirement of 12 required to be recognised as being compliant with international requirements.
    July 20 2009
  • IMF warns of increasing non-compliance in recession
    Governments should strengthen transfer pricing regulations and enact a general anti-avoidance rule to address cross-border-compliance risks in the recession, an IMF report has said.
    July 20 2009
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