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 33,158 results that match your search.33,158 results
  • K&L Gates add partner
    Richard Winston is joining K&L Gates as a partner in its Miami office. He joins from Hughes Hubbard & Reed and advises multinational clients on tax planning in Latin America. He also works for US multinational corporations on foreign tax credit planning, tax treaty analysis, tax deferral techniques, withholding tax obligations, "choice of entity" decisions, repatriation issues, transfer pricing issues and intellectual property development.
    March 11 2009
  • Warren to head UK's new tax appeals chamber
    Mr Justice Warren has been appointed president of the Finance and Tax Chamber at the higher appeals level of the newly reformed tribunals system in the UK. The regime is the first rung of judicial proceedings in Britain in areas such as tax, and consists of a First Tier and an Upper Tribunal, which the Finance and Tax Chamber is part of.
    March 11 2009
  • china-tiny.gif
    SAT incorporates TP reporting forms into tax filing software
    Taxpayers in China will need to ensure thorough documentation is in place for all transfer pricing after the authorities announced they will be tracking such filings electronically, making monitoring the information and pinpointing companies for audit easier.
    March 10 2009
  • Tax haven use faces sanction in the US
    The abuse of so called tax havens is facing renewed attacks in the US.
    March 10 2009
  • Schoenherr expands tax capabilities
    European law firm Schoenherr has created a new tax practice which will be headed by partner Peter Feyl and senior associate Andreas Baumann. Baumann, a lawyer, was admitted as a certified tax adviser this month.
    March 10 2009
  • ECJ rules on the rounding of VAT in Wetherspoons' case
    The ECJ has ruled that member states should decide on the rules and methods for rounding up amounts of VAT as long as they observe the principles underpinning the EU common system.
    March 10 2009
  • Taiwan slashes corporate tax rate
    Taiwan's government has approved plans to cut the country's corporate tax rate from 25% to 20%.
    March 10 2009
  • Opinions still differ on proposal to cut UK corporation tax
    A year since a report called for the UK corporation tax rate to be slashed by 10 percentage points, opinions are still divided as to whether the cut is relevant in today's economy.
    March 10 2009
  • Jersey and the UK sign information exchange agreement
    Jersey and the UK signed a tax information exchange agreement today in London.
    March 10 2009
  • Bob Green leaves Caplin & Drysdale
    Robert Green is joining the international tax practice of Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom in Washington, DC. He will head the firm's transfer pricing and competent authority practices worldwide.
    March 10 2009
Previous
1
...
2266
2267
2268
2269
2270
...
3315
Next