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  • Australia rejects calls to increase GST
    The Australian government will not consider increasing goods and services tax (GST) in a review of the country's tax system, despite calls to do so from business executives, the country's treasurer has said.
    July 28 2008
  • KPMG launches climate solutions and energy sustainability practice
    KPMG has launched a new Americas climate solutions and energy sustainability practice. To run the group, John Gimigliano, former senior tax counsel for the House Committee on Ways and Means and staff director for the Subcommittee on Select Revenue Measures, has joined its Washington national tax practice as a principal.
    July 28 2008
  • Tax changes for companies buried in housing bill
    Buried in a drastic housing bill designed to rescue the failing US housing market are a number of corporate tax provisions that will provide relief to the struggling US economy.
    July 28 2008
  • Carbon taxes cause strife in Canada
    The New Brunswick Business Council has blasted the idea of introducing a carbon tax in the province.
    July 28 2008
  • UK consults on asset management taxation
    The UK treasury has issued three consultation papers on asset management taxation. The consultations are part of a package of measures announced by the government in the 2008 budget to make the country a more competitive location for asset management.
    July 28 2008
  • AAR rules that referral fees paid to non-resident are not taxable in India
    KR Girish and Himanshu Patel, of TP Week.com correspondent KPMG in India, believe the Authority for Advance Rulings was correct to use the narrow definition of fee for technical services under the double tax treaty with Singapore to decide the Cushman & Wakefield case in favour of the taxpayer
    July 23 2008
  • Australia puts thin capitalisation on corporate agendas
    The Australian Taxation Office has issued a discussion paper on thin capitalisation to its National Tax Liaison Group Transfer Pricing subgroup
    July 23 2008
  • OECD says transfer pricing guidelines should be applied to permanent establishments
    The OECD’s transfer pricing guidelines for application to separate but associated enterprises should apply in the attribution of profits to permanent establishments (PEs), said a report by the organisation
    July 23 2008
  • Chadbourne hires renewables specialist
    Eli Katz has joined Chadbourne & Parke as a tax counsel in the project finance and tax practices. He was formerly vice president-tax planning and counsel for GE's energy financial services business where he worked on renewable energy project finance investments, including wind, solar, biomass, geothermal and biofuels, and also managed a variety of energy asset acquisitions and dispositions.
    July 23 2008
  • Australia and New Zealand edge closer to mutual recognition of credits
    Australia and New Zealand's finance ministers expect negotiations on a new tax treaty between the two countries to conclude successfully by the end of this year
    July 22 2008
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