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  • ATO scrutinises inappropriate shifting of business losses into Australia
    The Australian Tax Office is cracking down on inappropriate shifting of business losses into the country. The move follows aggressive attempts by taxpayers to transfer existing or unrealised losses from foreign operations of another business into Australia.
    November 14 2008
  • Date announced for UK pre-budget report
    Alistair Darling, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, will present the pre-budget report on Monday November 24 to parliament. The PBR discusses the government's tax plans for the next fiscal year.
    November 13 2008
  • Thai court changes rule on share values
    Transfer pricing advisers in Thailand are warning companies using a specific holding company investment structure that traditional treatment of their tax liability is changing
    November 12 2008
  • Advisers want action on UK tax
    Tax professionals are urging the UK chancellor of the exchequer to include measures in his pre-budget report, which is due later this month, to make the UK more attractive to multinationals
    November 11 2008
  • European Court's VAT decision will hit taxpayers
    The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that a taxable person in one EU member state is required to operate the reverse charge on certain services from overseas
    November 11 2008
  • DLA Piper boosts German tax practice
    DLA Piper in Germany has appointed Heinz Zimmermann as counsel. He will establish a tax advisory practice in the firm's Cologne office. Zimmerman was previously at law firm Hogan & Hartson Raue in Berlin.
    November 11 2008
  • Obama gets ready to change US tax
    Barack Obama has already made history. Now corporate taxpayers are waiting to see what his administration has in store for them
    November 11 2008
  • EU ministers reach agreement on fight against VAT fraud
    Economy and finance ministers of the EU member states have settled on a general approach to strengthen the fight against VAT fraud.
    November 11 2008
  • Tax cuts prove to be most popular reform
    A World Bank/International Finance Corporation study has declared a country of nine and a half million people in the north Atlantic Ocean as the world's top tax reformer in 2007/2008
    November 11 2008
  • Incoming government puts off transfer pricing changes in New Zealand
    New Zealand’s new government sees transfer pricing as a critical piece in the country’s international tax regime, but is unlikely to tighten the current rules amid a struggling economy, a leading professional says
    November 11 2008
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