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  • Clifford Chance promotes five
    Jonathan Kandel and Dan Neidle in London, Felix Mühlhäuser and Marco Simonis in Frankfurt, and Christopher Roman in New York have become partners of Clifford Chance
    April 07 2008
  • Clinton plans to scrap certain corporate tax breaks
    A drastic policy initiative from Senator Hillary Clinton, a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the US presidency, would remove crucial tax incentives for US companies that outsource jobs to other countries, a leading tax professional believes
    April 07 2008
  • Australia-South Africa protocol reforms withholding tax rates
    A new protocol to the tax treaty between Australia and South Africa changes withholding tax rates for dividends, interest and royalties paid between both countries, introduces measures to prevent tax discrimination and redefines what permanent establishment (PE) means
    April 07 2008
  • CBI protests at tax changes
    The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) claims that UK companies will pay £4.2 billion ($8.3 billion) more in tax over the next three years because of the abolition of tax incentives such as plant and machinery investment allowances and empty property relief.
    April 07 2008
  • Ernst & Young hire Hielscher and Wrappe
    Kai Hielscher and Steven Wrappe have joined Ernst & Young from Deloitte as senior transfer pricing professionals. Hielscher, who managed Deloitte's transfer pricing practice for the US central region and was that firm's global leader for life sciences transfer pricing, will move to Munich to become the leader of Ernst & Young's Japan business services global tax network. He will join the firm's global transfer pricing executive committee.
    April 06 2008
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    How to survive a transfer pricing audit in the Czech Republic
    Jiri Teichmann and Libor Fryzek of Ernst & Young in Prague provide insight into the transfer pricing audit process
    April 06 2008
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    French revise transfer pricing documents rules
    Government aims to align requirements with other European countries
    April 06 2008
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    Ernst & Young makes two key transfer pricing appointments
    Kai Hielscher and Steven Wrappe join in transfer pricing practices in Munich and US from Deloitte
    April 06 2008
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    Roche ruling marks first Australian transfer pricing case settled in court
    David Stavropoulos and Andrew Spalding, of Deacons law firm, say that the ruling illustrates Tax Office policy on future adjustments
    April 06 2008
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    How to survive a transfer pricing audit in China
    Glenn DeSouza and Qian Min looks at the impact of April 2008 guidelines on the conduct of transfer pricing audit
    April 05 2008
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