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  • Editorial
    In the run-up to the Indian finance minister's recent budget speech, big-four accountancy firms and the powerful IT software trade body NASSCOM argued relentlessly for the introduction of advance pricing agreements (APAs) in India.
    March 31 2008
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    Merz sets up working group on Swiss tax competition
    Switzerland's federal finance minister has created a working group to review the state's policy on tax competition.
    March 31 2008
  • Ong Sim Ho moves to bigger firm
    Ong Sim Ho, a well known tax litigator in Singapore, closed his tax boutique of the same name and moved to Drew & Napier on March 3.
    March 31 2008
  • US real estate tax critical in Irish utility deal
    Joanna Faith reports on Scottish and Southern Energy's acquisition of Airtricity
    March 31 2008
  • Thin-capitalisation reforms favour high-income earners
    Giuseppe Galeano and Alan Rhode of Camozzi Bonissoni Varrenti argue that Italy's replacement regime for thin capitalisation favours high business income earners
    March 31 2008
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    Italy - New Italian law will change M&A structures
    This year's budget legislation will have a significant effect in many areas related to M&A such as thin capitalisation, tax consolidation and stock option plans, explain Luca Dezzani and Silvia Medici of Dewey & LeBoeuf
    March 31 2008
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    France - Changes to the tax system put pressure on dealmakers
    Tax reforms, such as a participation exemption and broader thin-capitalisation rules, have made M&A transactions trickier to negotiate in France, explains Xavier Etienne of Landwell & Associés
    March 31 2008
  • Washington DC law firm recruits Breen from the IRS
    Caplin & Drysdale has recruited John Breen. He was head of branch six of the Chief Counsel's Office at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
    March 31 2008
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    The tax talent pool diminishes
    Joanna Faith uncovers some alarming trends for businesses seeking to recruit able tax people
    March 31 2008
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    Ending the flaws in double tax treaties
    The purpose and function of double tax treaties is one of the hottest issues in international tax. The OECD at its meeting with tax advisers in Tokyo in March identified this as a critical issue. Monique van Herksen (Amsterdam) and Haig Oghigian (Tokyo) of Baker & McKenzie examine the principal issues.
    March 31 2008
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