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  • Income Tax Department appeals decision on captive
  • Bob Reynolds reports on a case which will have widespread implications for companies
  • KR Girish and Rohit Jain, of KPMG in South India, review the Supreme Court verdict in Morgan Stanley
  • John Neighbour runs a team of 80 UK-based transfer pricing specialists for KPMG. He was formerly head of transfer pricing at the OECD
  • Freedom of establishment – Taxation of companies – Exchange loss suffered by companies established in one member state on repatriation of start-up capital granted to permanent establishment in another member state.
  • Articles 56 EC and 58 EC; Free movement of capital; National tax legislation providing for exemption of shareholdings from corporation tax; Taxation of dividends; Withholding tax; Exemption from withholding tax; Application to companies receiving dividends with a seat or permanent establishment in the Member State granting the exemption and whose shareholdings benefit from exemption from corporation tax; Refusal to apply the exemption from withholding tax to dividends distributed to a recipient company not having a seat or a permanent establishment in that Member State;
  • Articles 56 EC and 58 EC – Free movement of capital – National tax legislation providing for exemption of shareholdings from corporation tax – Taxation of dividends – Withholding tax – Exemption from withholding tax – Application to companies receiving dividends with a seat or permanent establishment in the member state granting the exemption and whose shareholdings benefit from exemption from corporation tax – Refusal to apply the exemption from withholding tax to dividends distributed to a recipient company not having a seat or a permanent establishment in that member state.
  • Indirect taxes – Raising of capital – Transfer of the seat of a company – Abolition of the capital duty charged to a company.
  • Scott Johnson and Jamiel Poindexter have become partners of Proskauer Rose in the firm's Boston office. They are both members of Proskauer's private investment funds group.
  • The US tax authority will increase its outreach to international taxpayers, as well as taxpayers in US territories such as Guam, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands