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  • Ireland suggests changes to foreign dividend tax rules
    The Irish government has proposed changes to how it taxes foreign dividends
    February 07 2008
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    India Tax Tribunal challenges transfer pricing study assumptions
    Hardev Singh and Saurabh Dhanuka, of TP Week correspondent KPMG, report on the tribunal’s analysis of transfer pricing approaches
    February 06 2008
  • Economic stimulus package misses the mark on tax
    The economic stimulus package, a combination of tax cuts and rebates, that the House of Representatives has passed to invigorate the US economy does not go far enough according to experienced commentators from many areas of tax
    February 06 2008
  • Australia modernises tax treaty with Japan
    A week after the Australian government announced a comprehensive public consultation into double tax treaties, it published the terms of its updated treaty with Japan
    February 06 2008
  • Three new partners for Blakes
    Blake, Cassels & Graydon has promoted John Leopardi, Paul Stepak and Kevin Zimka to the firm's partnership.
    February 06 2008
  • New IRS chief goes before Senate
    Doug Shulman, the commissioner-designate of the US Internal Revenue Service, said he would not prioritise service or enforcement if he was confirmed in the role. During a Senate Finance Commitee hearing on January 29 he claimed the IRS needed to do both in order to achieve its aims. President Bush nominated Shulman for the post in November.
    February 06 2008
  • Kovacs discusses savings tax directive in Hong Kong
    Hong Kong could introduce measures equivalent to the EU savings taxation directive, including exchange of information provisions, if talks between Laszio Kovacs, the EU Commissioner responsible for taxation and customs, and KC Chan, the territory's secretary for financial services and the Treasury produce results.
    February 06 2008
  • UK signs OECD Convention
    The UK has become only the fifteenth country to sign the new Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters since it was set up in 1988.
    February 06 2008
  • New partner at Matheson Ormsby Prentice
    Mark O'Sullivan has become a partner in the tax department of Matheson Ormsby Prentice. He has also taken charge of the firm's US offices, which are in New York and Palo Alto, where he works
    February 06 2008
  • Foreign profits proposals don't convince IFS
    The UK government's proposal to stop taxing the dividends that UK companies receive from their foreign subsidiaries involves unnecessary complexity that would squander potential gains, says a report from the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS).
    February 06 2008
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