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  • The economic substance doctrine is to be codified under new legislation relating to the restructuring of the US healthcare system.
  • 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.
  • A tax lawyer at a leading UK law firm has slammed the government's new senior accounting officer rules, calling them "disproportionate" and "wholly unnecessary".
  • A new report says that tax strategies have been part of the sound policies that have enabled Brazil to resist the global downturn better than other countries.
  • Steven Sieker has joined Baker & McKenzie as a partner in its Hong Kong office. He advises on Hong Kong, Canadian and Asian regional corporate tax, wealth management and tax litigation.
  • Singapore has announced its second tax information agreement in a week.
  • The Isle of Man has continued its campaign to implement international tax standards by signing a double tax agreement with Belgium.
  • Free movement of capital – Taxation of investment income – Double taxation convention – Obligation of the member states under Article 293 EC.
  • Directive 90/434/EEC – Common tax system applicable to mergers, divisions, transfers of assets and exchanges of shares – Supererogatory transposition of directives – Tax avoidance – Prohibition of abuse – Proportionality.
  • Failure of a member state to fulfil obligations – Free movement of capital – Article 56 EC – Article 31 and Article 40 of the EEA Agreement – Direct Taxation – Withholding tax on outgoing dividends – Credit at the seat of the dividend recipient under a double taxation convention.