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  • The chief counsel of the Internal Revenue Service in the US is leaving to join Sullivan & Cromwell in Washington, DC
  • Businesses in New Zealand have two years to adjust their claims for R&D tax credits after the government announced it was repealing the benefit from the 2009/2010 income year.
  • Vietnam will reduce its corporate tax rate from 28% to 25% in an attempt to reverse the country's economic slowdown.
  • Latvia's standard and reduced rates of VAT are to increase to 21% and 10% respectively. The increase of the standard rate amounts to three percentage points and the reduced rate has been doubled from 5%. The move comes after pressure from the IMF. The VAT increases will be effective from January 1 2009.
  • Tyco, the US industrial company, is planning to move its tax residence from Bermuda to Switzerland
  • Diane Hay, the chair of the transfer pricing board at the Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs in the UK, has resigned and is due to leave before Christmas. The board was set up early in 2008 to manage the strategic direction for transfer pricing at the tax authorities. The board oversees the work of HMRC's transfer pricing and thin capitalisation specialists
  • Diane Hay has left HM Revenue and Customs
  • Failure of a member state to fulfil obligations – Article 10 EC – Directive 2006/112/EC – Sixth VAT Directive – Obligations under domestic rules – Monitoring of taxable transactions – Amnesty.
  • Banks and insurance companies made clear yesterday that the European Commission has a long way to go before they could agree with its proposals to change the value added tax (VAT) treatment of insurance and financial services.
  • VAT – Building used partly for private purposes and partly for taxable business purposes – Right to deduct input tax on construction costs – Allocation to business use with immediate deduction of all input tax and private use subject to output tax, or pro rata deduction of input tax according to proportions of business and private use – Equal treatment – Validity of national exclusion from right to deduct.