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  • BHP Billiton faces large bill for back taxes
    BHP Billiton has been hit with a $643 million bill for Australian tax arrears for the 2000 to 2006 tax years
    December 04 2007
  • Alvarez & Marsal Taxand adds to west coast practice
    Robert Filip has become a managing director of Alvarez & Marsal Taxand in Seattle. He was formerly a managing director of the federal tax practices of PricewaterhouseCoopers in Seattle and Portland. He deals with FAS 109, FIN 48, IRS examinations and appeals, tax structuring, accounting methods and other planning issues.
    December 04 2007
  • Canada looks at rules revamp
    The Canadian government has set up an advisory panel to look at how the country's international tax rules can be used to improve fairness and competitiveness in the economy
    December 04 2007
  • Rangel aide wants taxpayers to speak out
    The leading tax official in the US House of Representatives has urged corporate taxpayers to be vocal in their response to the tax reform bill unveiled by Charles Rangel in November
    December 04 2007
  • European financial services and insurance edge closer to VAT reform
    Industry associations believe a European Commission proposal is a good start towards reform of VAT arrangements for the financial services and insurance sectors
    December 04 2007
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    India: the road to APAs
    TP Week sponsor KPMG reports exclusively from a meeting with the revenue body and the Big Four. KR Girish and Veena Parrikar write
    December 03 2007
  • OECD looks to new members
    The OECD's member states are to begin accession talks with Chile, Estonia, Israel, Russia and Slovenia. The Organisation will also "engage more closely" with other economies, for example, Brazil, China, India, Indonesia and South Africa.
    December 03 2007
  • Pakistan looks to reform international tax rules
    Pakistan's Federal Board of Revenue has created a task force to review how multinationals' international transactions are taxed.
    December 03 2007
  • US slams transfer pricing abuses
    A US Treasury report on earnings stripping, transfer pricing and tax treaties accuses foreign multinationals of manipulating international tax rules and sets transfer pricing improvements as a key priority for the American tax administration
    December 03 2007
  • India gets closer to advance pricing agreements
    Indian tax officials met representatives of the big-four accounting firms on November 27 as they continue to build up to the introduction of advance pricing agreements in India
    December 03 2007
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