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  • A fistful of surveys of leading executives and directors of multinationals published in the last week point to widespread concerns about increasing complexity, aggressive administration and growing inconsistency in international tax rules
  • Sixth VAT Directive – Right to deduct – Principles of immediate deduction and fiscal neutrality – Carry forward of the excess VAT to the following period or refund – One-month delay rule – Transitional provisions – Retention of the exemption.
  • Free movement of capital – Restriction on the movement of capital between the member states and third countries – Tax on revenue from capital – Dividends received from a company established in an EEA member state – Exemption – Dividends received from a company established in a third country – Exemption subject to the existence of a taxation convention providing for the exchange of information – Effectiveness of fiscal supervision.
  • William Hawkins has been elected general tax counsel and a vice president of Coca-Cola. He has worked in the company's Office of General Tax Counsel since 1998 and will now lead Coca-Cola's tax policy and strategy team.
  • Kristen Garry and Craig Gibian have become partners in the tax group of Shearman & Sterling in Washington, DC.
  • Nick Pantaleo, international tax services partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers and leader of the firm's Canadian national technical services group, is joining the Advisory Panel on Canada's System of International Taxation.
  • The fifth Protocol to the Canada-United States Income Tax Convention has been enacted in Canada after Bill S-2 received royal assent.
  • Changes will broaden the base of the thin capitalisation regime
  • The report, Tax Risks in India, reveals fears about inconsistent rules and rulings
  • TP Week correspondent KPMG explains the Delhi Tax Tribunal ruling on Rolls Royce