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  • After a relatively quiet period in terms of legislative development in the US, experts gathered at the Chicago Tax Club's autumn seminar warned of an expected flurry of developments before the New Year.
  • The UK chancellor has cut the value-added tax (VAT) rate by 2.5 percentage points to 15% in an effort to promote business growth and stimulate the economy.
  • The Hartford Financial Services Group has appointed Michael Chesman as senior vice president, associate general counsel and director of tax law.
  • President-elect Barack Obama has ended speculation over who will lead the US through a large economic stimulus package by announcing the key people in his economic team.
  • The way UK corporation tax is collected and managed is in need of reform amid a widening national tax gap estimated at £25 billion ($37 billion), says a report.
  • Adam Halpern has been promoted to partner at Fenwick & West. Halpern has been with the firm since leaving law school in 2000 and has a broad focus on international and cross border matters.
  • The UK government has at last confirmed a dividend exemption system for companies remitting foreign profits back into the country.
  • UK chancellor Alistair Darling has attacked the use of tax havens during his pre-budget report speech and has asked for a review of the regulatory arrangements with off-shore financial centres.
  • The French tax administration is increasingly turning to the transactional net margin method of determining an arm's length price. Jean-Luc Trucchi argues that rapidity and efficiency should not be used as an excuse for using a simplistic method that may generate a biased application of the arm’s length principle.
  • Vispi Patel has joined Economic Laws Practice in Mumbai as head of direct tax. He will be responsible for transfer pricing, international tax and direct taxes. He has more than 24 years experience as a transfer pricing specialist. He moves from PricewaterhouseCoopers, where he was an executive director. He previously worked for RSM and Deloitte.