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  • Laurent Borey, who heads the Paris tax team of the Mayer Brown, has been appointed to the worldwide tax board of the firm. He is the only European on the board whose other five members are American.
  • Jeon Goon-pyo Jeon Goon-pyo, the head of Korea's tax administration, has been arrested on charges of bribery. If he is convicted, he could spend up to seven years in prison.
  • Bela Jansen The Frankfurt office of Dewey & LeBoeuf has poached tax practitioner Bela Jansen from Clifford Chance in the city. He begins work at his new firm as a partner from January 1. This brings the tax practice in Frankfurt to a total of 16 lawyers and tax advisers, including five partners.
  • Sean Foley On October 31 2007, the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the new protocols to the US-Germany, US Denmark, and US-Finland income tax treaties as well as a new US-Belgium income tax treaty.
  • Bob Alltop and Mark Bronson of Ballentine Barbera discuss the implications of the IRS' Coordinated Issue Paper on cost-sharing buy-ins
  • Horacio Dinice of Deloitte in Argentina, Ricardo González Orta of Deloitte in Mexico and Marcelo Natale of Deloitte in Brazil survey the variations in transfer pricing throughout Latin America
  • How to treat shared service centres is a key issue for tax officials and taxpayers in Latin America today, report Luis Liñero of Deloitte in Mexico, Cristina Arantes Berry of Deloitte in Brazil, Daniel Caracciolo of Deloitte in Argentina, Anthony Cook of Deloitte in Chile, Jaime Vargas Cifuentes of Deloitte in Colombia and Alan Saborio of Deloitte in Costa Rica
  • The members of the Andean Pact and Venezuela are using tax treaties to compete for foreign direct investment. Jaime Vargas Cifuentes of Deloitte in Colombia, Xavier Ribadenerira, Gustavo Lopez Ameri of Deloitte in Peru and Humberto Romero Muci of Deloitte in Venezuela report on how the agreements take local situations into account
  • Recent changes to Mexico's income tax laws will have an impact on cross-border taxpayers, though an in-depth analysis must be made, including some modeling, says Luis Liñero of Deloitte in Mexico
  • The complexity and number of taxes in Brazil does not make investment easy for oil and gas companies, believe Mario Nascimento, Mauro Andrade and Luiz Rezende Gomes of Deloitte in Brazil