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  • Commission v Spain
    Failure of a member state to fulfil its obligations – Freedom of establishment – Freedom to provide services – Restrictions – Research and development – Rules for the deduction of costs incurred abroad.
    March 13 2008
  • UK budget leaves multinationals waiting on foreign profits
    Alistair Darling's first budget as UK finance minister stuck to his predecessor's corporate tax commitments, but left one document out that was widely predicted
    March 12 2008
  • Mumbai court postpones Vodafone capital gains judgement
    The Mumbai High Court has adjourned Vodafone International's writ against a $2 billion tax demand until June 23
    March 12 2008
  • Three days to deadline for International Tax Review's European Tax Awards 2008
    On May 22, International Tax Review will present its fourth annual European Tax Awards in London, celebrating the most innovative tax transactional, structuring, litigation and transfer-pricing work done in Europe between February 2007 and February 2008
    March 12 2008
  • 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 12 2008
  • Thai government wants to cut corporation tax rate by five percentage points
    Thailand's government has launched a broad-based programme to attract foreign investment. A key element in the package is a proposal to cut corporate taxes by five percentage points to 25% over the next three years.
    March 12 2008
  • Boykin leaves KPMG
    A former leader of KPMG's global transfer pricing services group is leaving the firm to join Baker & McKenzie. Richard Boykin is joining his new firm as principal economist in the global tax group. He will practise in the firm's London office before moving to New York in mid-2009.
    March 12 2008
  • Oil industry cheers tax reforms in UK budget
    The UK chancellor has announced changes to the North Sea fiscal regime in an attempt to encourage further investment in the UK continental shelf, the region of waters surrounding the UK.
    March 12 2008
  • Treasury and Congress struggle with derivatives taxation
    US lawmakers got no closer to solutions on the federal tax treatment of certain derivative products after a hearing of the subcommittee on select revenue measures of the House Committee of Ways and Means on March 5
    March 11 2008
  • KPMG study says taxes can help protect environment
    The UK corporate tax rate should be reduced from 30% to 15% and the cut should be financed by environmental taxes, says a report from KPMG
    March 11 2008
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