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  • Banque Federative du Credit Mutuel v Ministre de l’Economie, des Finances et de l’Industrie
    Directive 90/435 – Taxation of cross-border dividends – ‘Profits distributed by [a] subsidiary’.
    January 24 2008
  • Blake, Cassels & Graydon loses tax partner
    Stikeman Elliott has poached tax partner Douglas Richardson from Blake, Cassels & Graydon. Richardson has joined the Calgary office of Stikeman Elliott as partner in the firm's tax group.
    January 24 2008
  • Fiscale eenheid Koninklijke Ahold NV v Staatssecretaris van Financiën
    Rounding of amounts of VAT.
    January 24 2008
  • Bank succeeds with US claim
    National Westminster (NatWest), a UK bank, has won the latest round of litigation in the US against the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) over a tax refund worth almost $66 million
    January 23 2008
  • Taxman loses VAT refund litigation
    Two taxpayers have won a value added tax (VAT) case in the UK House of Lords that could mean a multi-million-pound bill for HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)
    January 23 2008
  • IRS classifies intermediary transaction tax shelter components
    The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has identified four necessary components of an intermediary transaction tax shelter (ITTS) after concern from corporate taxpayers that identifying an ITTS to the tax authorities may result in over-disclosure or under-disclosure of the transaction.
    January 22 2008
  • Flaherty wants more relief for taxpayers
    All Canadian individuals and businesses will soon be able to avail of investment tax credits for 20 years rather than 10, if Jim Flaherty, the federal minister for finance, can get the proposal through the Canadian House of Commons
    January 22 2008
  • MEPs come up with solution on loss relief
    The European Parliament believes a common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) is the key to resolving the differences between cross-border loss relief rules throughout the EU and improving the efficiency of the EU's internal market
    January 22 2008
  • Barge takes Viacom tax job
    James Barge has become the No 1 tax man at Viacom, the media company. He left Time Warner, where he was senior vice president and controller, to become executive vice-president, controller, tax and treasury at the media company. He will be in charge of overseeing financial reporting, accounting, financial planning, global taxation and treasury for Viacom and its subsidiaries.
    January 21 2008
  • Korea's new president wants credit for investors
    Investors in Korea have got some good tax news before president-elect Lee Myung Bak takes office on February 25.
    January 21 2008
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