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  • Taxpayers have made six proposals to the Canadian government to maintain the international competitiveness of the economy, including the elimination of withholding tax on intercompany dividends in the Canada-US tax treaty, the introduction of a participation exemption for foreign dividends and the establishment of a system that would allow for loss transfer or group loss relief
  • If you are responsible for the tax affairs of your company in the Asia-Pacific region, use this year's Asia-Pacific client services poll to have your say on the key issues in the region and how you are addressing them with the help of your external advisers
  • The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has appointed Richard Harvey as senior adviser to commissioner Douglas Shulman as of September 2.
  • The Internal Revenue Service in the US wants industry associations and taxpayers to make proposals for the upcoming review in the Industry Issue Resolution (IIR) programme
  • Joint ventures with local taxpayers in India could become more expensive for overseas companies after the decision by the Authority for Advance Rulings (AAR) in the Geoconsult case.
  • Transfer pricing comes out as the key issue for tax executives in nearly all surveys that International Tax Review conducts
  • The UK tax authorities have proposed amendments to corporation tax rules on late payments of interest between connected companies
  • America and Malta have signed a new income tax treaty which provides for reduced withholding rates on cross-border dividend payments generally with the elimination of withholding on cross-border dividend payments to pension funds. It also provides for withholding at a 10% rate on interest, royalties, and other income.
  • A new report, yet to be published by the European Commission, shows that the number of open cases in the Arbitration Convention (AC) is rising rapidly. The report which has been supplied to TP Week.com lists more than 350 cases.
  • The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) is assessing how well taxpayers are complying with the country’s transfer pricing guidelines that were issued in 2006 by carrying out a transfer pricing consultation (TPC) programme.