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  • Freshfields appoints new head of international tax
    Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has appointed partner Stephan Eilers as head of the firm's global tax practice. The appointment will take effect from May 1 2009.
    April 27 2009
  • Supreme Court rules against CRA
    The Canada Revenue Agency must return almost C$3 million ($2.4 million) to a taxpayer after a Supreme Court of Canada decision in a case concerning goods and sales tax (GST) deductions.
    April 27 2009
  • UK to modernise CFC rules
    The UK's tax minister has rubbished speculation the government is planning to increase the scope of the country's controlled foreign company rules.
    April 27 2009
  • Canadian corporate tax collections fall
    Corporate tax collections in Canada fell by 44% in February. This is equivalent to a C$2.5 billion ($2 billion) drop in tax revenue based on the same time last year.
    April 27 2009
  • Stuffer quits Siemens
    Werner Stuffer has left his role as head of international tax at Siemens to join PricewaterhouseCoopers in Munich as of May 1.
    April 27 2009
  • Study finds US businesses underpay taxes
    An international business magazine reports US companies are paying too little in corporate taxes.
    April 27 2009
  • Deloitte takes one from Ernst & Young
    Deloitte in the UK has appointed a new partner to its funds advisory team.
    April 27 2009
  • ECJ says Royal Mail is VAT exempt
    The European Court of Justice has ruled that the UK's Royal Mail postal service is exempt from VAT on the grounds that it is the country's only universal provider.
    April 23 2009
  • Ashurst promotes one
    Law firm Ashurst has promoted Paul Miller to partner in its international tax practice in London. Miller focuses mainly on structured finance, investment funds and real estate tax issues. The appointment takes effect from May 1 2009.
    April 23 2009
  • Retailer breaches UK transfer pricing law
    A UK company has been told that it has breached transfer pricing rules, but is unsure just how much it will have to pay HM Revenue and Customs
    April 22 2009
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