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  • Government acts to aid struggling companies
    In response to the widening global economic crisis, the Taiwanese government has proposed a number of tax relief measures which are expected to be effective soon.
    November 01 2008
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    Cross-border loss compensation
    Jane Dodd On the September 18 2008, the European Commission sent the UK a formal request, in the form of a reasoned opinion, to properly implement the ECJ's findings in the Marks & Spencer case (Case C-446/03 of December 13 2005).
    November 01 2008
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    National Tax Service releases 2007 APA annual report
    Henry An The Korean National Tax Service recently published its 2007 APA annual report, Henry An of Samil PricewaterhouseCoopers describes some of the key elements of the report
    November 01 2008
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    Government omits major tax reforms from budget
    Roberto del Toro On September 8 2008, the federal government presented its budget proposal for 2009 to the Mexican congress. Given that the 2008 budget included important modifications to the tax law, such as the inclusion of the single rate business tax (flat tax), the executive's approach this year was to omit important tax reforms and allow the government to further study the effect of last year's reforms.
    November 01 2008
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    Tax-neutral reorganisations
    Fabrizio Colombo of Studio Vitali Romagnoli Piccardi e associati outlines the tax neutrality of extraordinary reorganisation transactions in light of new provisions
    November 01 2008
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    Tax changes to be introduced in 2009 - Changes for companies
    Paul Chambers Samantha Nonnenkamp Following the announcement made by the government in May of this year which resulted in a draft law that abolishes the 0.5% capital duty as of 2009, a draft law was released on October 1 2008 that includes some additional tax changes for both companies and individuals. This new law would enter into force in 2009.
    November 01 2008
  • US bailout plan leans on tax
    By Catherine Snowdon
    November 01 2008
  • How to survive a transfer pricing audit in Belgium
    Leslie Van den Branden of De Witte Viselé Associates explains the environment of transfer pricing audits in Belgium
    October 28 2008
  • Singapore proposes transfer pricing guidance for loans and services
    The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) has published a draft supplementary circular to provide guidance on the application of the arm’s length principle to related party loan and service arrangements.
    October 28 2008
  • Transfer pricing is top of the agenda in Sweden
    Sweden tightens transfer pricing regulation
    October 28 2008
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