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  • UK opposition demands action on company relocation
    The UK Conservative party has asked the government to take urgent action to prevent more companies leaving the country for tax purposes.
    August 28 2008
  • Sweden reconsiders plans for tax deductions on interest expenses
    Sweden's ministry of finance has amended a proposal to change the laws on the tax deductions for certain intra-group expenses after industry members blasted its original plans.
    August 28 2008
  • Rethink on thin-capitalisation rules
    Alexis Carrera Reyes of Ernst & Young reports on how reform to new thin-capitalisation rules can help taxpayers in Ecuador
    August 27 2008
  • Taxpayer wins ruling on dependent agents in India
    The Bombay High Court has ruled that payment of arm’s length remuneration to a Dependent Agent Permanent Establishment (DAPE) in India extinguishes the tax liability of the foreign enterprise
    August 27 2008
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers adds two partners
    Winnie Di and Cecilia Lee have become partners of PricewaterhouseCoopers's transfer pricing practice in Asia
    August 27 2008
  • Transfer pricing comes to Rome
    In less than a month, leading transfer pricing personalities from all over the world will be gathering in Rome for International Tax Review's 8th Global Transfer Pricing Forum.
    August 27 2008
  • Change highlights loss of revenue issue
    Ramazan BIÇER, senior state revenue specialist of the Turkish Revenue Administration, discusses an amendment to transfer pricing law in Turkey that deals with the loss of tax revenue to the National Treasury
    August 27 2008
  • Hungary's prime minister plans tax cuts
    Hungarian prime minister Ferenc Gyurcsany wants to cut the country's corporate tax rate to 18% from 20% in an effort to cut a record budget deficit and boost economic growth.
    August 26 2008
  • Review group wants change in design of Australian tax law
    A group of tax advisers and officials has made 26 recommendations for the overhaul of how tax law is designed in Australia
    August 26 2008
  • Transfer pricing comes to Rome
    In less than a month, leading transfer pricing personalities from all over the world will be gathering in Rome for International Tax Review's 8th Global Transfer Pricing Forum
    August 26 2008
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