International Tax Review is part of Legal Benchmarking Limited, 1-2 Paris Garden, London, SE1 8ND

Copyright © Legal Benchmarking Limited and its affiliated companies 2026

Accessibility | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Modern Slavery Statement

Cookies Settings

Search results for

There are 33,159 results that match your search.33,159 results
  • cleine-warrick.jpg
    Vietnam
    Expectations for stricter enforcement. By Duong Hoang, from KPMG in Vietnam and KPMG in Cambodia Warrick Cleine, from KPMG in Vietnam and KPMG in Cambodia
    March 31 2009
  • AdobeStock_82281885_Sign
    Tax treaty network increasing
    Globalization has become a key term in a constantly changing business and economic environment that has experienced significant developments over the last decade.
    March 31 2009
  • UBS head of VAT goes back to private practice after ''secondment''
    A return to private practice was always an option for Darren Mellor-Clark who has quit UBS to join KPMG.
    March 31 2009
  • pippos-thomas.jpg
    Tax initiatives to boost employment
    Thomas Pippos Since writing about a number of tax measures the government was taking to improve cash flows for businesses in the current economic climate, the prime minister also hosted an employment summit at the end of February attended by business leaders from around the country.
    March 31 2009
  • spiro-david.jpg
    David Spiro leaves Blakes
    David Spiro Canadian business and litigation law firm Fraser Milner Casgrain has appointed David Spiro to the firm's national tax litigation group as counsel. He will be based in the firm's Toronto office.
    March 31 2009
  • pahlman-kari.jpg
    Hong Kong
    Application of a limited regulatory framework. By Kari Pahlman, Nathan Richards and Justin Kyte, all from KPMG in China
    March 31 2009
  • transfer-p-audits-china.gif
    Asia Pacific
    Comparisons within and across the ASPAC region. By Steven Tseng, Yasuhiko Otani, and Hiroyuki Takahashi, all from KPMG in China, Sherry Chang, and Karl Chan, both from KPMG in Taiwan
    March 31 2009
  • wehnert-oliver.jpg
    Germany
    Transfer pricing controversy and other developments. By Oliver Wehnert, Ernst & Young, Düsseldorf
    March 31 2009
  • vogt-peter.jpg
    Tax rules have advantages for employees
    If companies think ahead there are tax benefits in moving employees to Switzerland, believes Peter Vogt of Tax Partner
    March 31 2009
  • weber-dieter.jpg
    Government council keeps tax system under review
    Changes to federal and cantonal rules are aimed at maintaining Switzerland's appeal as a business location, explain Dieter Weber and Stephan Pfenninger of Tax Partner
    March 31 2009
Previous
1
...
2255
2256
2257
2258
2259
...
3315
Next