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  • With a Senate bill and a House bill under review on the codification of the economic substance doctrine, two well attended conferences in New York struggled to provide answers on when or if the doctrine would become law
  • China and Hong Kong have reached an agreement which puts end to disagreements about interpretation of its double tax agreement
  • The European Commission has launched infringement actions against member states over breaches of European tax rules.
  • International Tax Review's poll to find the 10 most admired tax directors in North America in 2008 is now open. We are inviting the leading tax advisers, tax directors, chief executives and chief financial officers to vote for their preferences
  • President Bush's corporate tax changes in his much-criticised 2009 budget will not give US businesses the much needed boost, say tax professionals
  • Andreas Köster-Böckenförde , of Jones Day in Frankfurt, explains the thinking behind recent revisions to TP law
  • Alistair Darling, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, will unveil his 2008 Budget on March 12.
  • Two TP Week surveys reveal critical importance of transfer pricing to tax directors in major industrial sectors
  • Guatemala In July 2004, via decrees number 18-04 and number 19-04, the Congress of the Republic of Guatemala amended the legislation to require taxpayers to file financial statements "duly audited" by a professional or an independent auditing firm together with their annual income tax return. The new requirement is also intended to document net operating losses during two consecutive taxable periods and the potential exemption from the temporary tax to support the peace agreements (IETAAP).
  • Berne: no agreement in sight Switzerland and representatives from the European Union have again failed to reach common ground on the issue of cantonal corporate taxes.