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  • 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
  • Liesl Fichardt has joined Berwin Leighton Paisner (BLP) as a an international tax partner from Dorsey and Whitney.
  • Samantha Nonnenkamp Recent draft legislation introduces a number of changes to the tax law. The measures relevant for international businesses have been summarised hereafter.
  • Akio Takisaki Recently the Tokyo High Court ruled that a US LLC (limited liability company) shall be treated as a foreign corporation for Japanese tax purposes and that its distribution to a Japanese taxpayer shall be taxed as dividend income in Japan.
  • Tax authorities in Latin America are developing more intrusive regulatory regimes by introducing stricter rules and promoting tougher legislation. Catherine Snowdon finds out from the most admired tax directors in the region about how they cope.
  • Roberto del Toro, David Cuellar, Cesar Acosta and Fernando Lopez of PricewaterhouseCoopers discuss the benefits and challenges of Mexico's new flat tax
  • Jeffrey Trossman and Kathleen Penny of Blake, Cassels & Graydon outline the disadvantages that the amendments to the Canada-US Treaty bring
  • A flurry of activity in tax in North America has greeted the final months of 2007.
  • Japanese regulators are grappling with transfer pricing rules for intangible property. Karl Gruendel of Shin Nihon Ernst & Young, explains what the outcome will be
  • After a slow start, the pace of treaty negotiations has picked up, report Carlos Iannucci of Deloitte in Argentina, Cristina Arantes Berry of Deloitte in Brazil and Anthony Cook of Deloitte in Chile