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  • Tax professionals in Australia agree with the authorities’ view of the value of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal’s judgement in the Roche Products case, though some would have preferred a more comprehensive ruling from the AAT
  • Taxpayers were warned of the UK government’s dual approach to disregarding transactions at a transfer pricing conference in New York last week.
  • A national newspaper is probing the tax strategies of more than 20 major British companies in an investigation to determine the extent of tax avoidance by big business.
  • A VAT tribunal (Leadx v HMRC) has ruled that an internet-based bidding system allowing brokers to buy and sell leads for potential customers was not within either the insurance or finance-related exemptions from VAT under the EC VAT directive.
  • Management of the effective tax rate and taxation of international operations are top concerns for US corporate tax executives, a report by a US law firm has said.
  • Business leaders in India want the government to reduce the country's corporate tax rate ahead of next week's interim budget.
  • KPMG has poached two new tax partners from the firm's big four competitors.
  • Hungary's VAT hike is expected to be announced on Monday. The predicted increase, reported in International Tax Review last month, is set to see the top rate of VAT rise three percentage points to 23%.
  • John Belsey has moved to Dubai to head Deloitte's international tax services and M&A tax practice in the Middle East. He was formerly an M&A tax partner in London and was the client relationship partner for some of the firm's biggest global clients, as well as leader of the firm's services to the UK government and public sector.
  • Australian companies will be allowed a tax deduction of up to 30% of the cost of an asset as part of the government's attempt to revive the economy. The temporary tax break will cost A$2.7 billion.