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  • Citi battles with deferred tax headache
    Citigroup may struggle to use deferred tax assets as capital in its year-end earnings report.
    January 13 2009
  • Cartesio ruling has implications for EU exit taxes
    The European Court of Justice has ruled that member states must be careful not to interfere with freedom of establishment if it wants to place any restrictions on a taxpayer that wants to move to another member state.
    January 13 2009
  • 'Bad idea' to cut Norwegian corporate tax
    Lowering Norway's corporate tax rate has been described as 'not a good move' and 'never going to happen' by one of the country's leading tax advisers.
    January 12 2009
  • Czech thin-capitalisation rules to change again
    The Czech Republic government has changed thin-capitalisation rules for the second time in a year. Amendments to the rules are part of wider reforms to the Corporate Income Tax Act.
    January 12 2009
  • US taxpayer advocate calls for a simpler tax system
    The US's national taxpayer advocate has called for the country's tax code to be "substantially" simplified especially in these economically difficult times.
    January 12 2009
  • Japan proposes cut to capital gains tax to lure foreign investment
    The Japanese government is considering scrapping capital gains tax for foreigners who invest in the country's companies through funds in a bid to attract more foreign investment.
    January 12 2009
  • Clifford Chance establishes Italy tax practice
    Carlo Galli is joining Clifford Chance as a partner to set up the firm's Italy tax practice. He joins from Maisto e Associati, which he joined in 1995.
    January 12 2009
  • Japan loses tax revenue
    Japan's tax revenues for November 2008 dropped by 7.2% from the year earlier to JPY7.1 billion ($78 million).
    January 12 2009
  • Treasury official moves to Deloitte
    A former international tax official in the US Treasury has joined Deloitte. Gretchen Sierra, who was an attorney-adviser in the Office of the International Tax Counsel in the Office of Tax Policy, started work in the firm's international tax group in Washington, DC last week.
    January 12 2009
  • Czech thin cap rules to change again
    The Czech Republic government has changed the country's thin-capitalisation rules for the second time in a year.
    January 12 2009
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