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  • Peter Dachs The Revenue laws amendment bill has been released for comment. This bill contains many significant changes to South African tax legislation.
  • Stephen Nelson The PRC Enterprise Income Tax Law will enter into effect on January 1 2008. Like other major PRC legislation, the new tax law sets forth a general framework and real detail applications will be provided in its implementing regulations and later regulations and notices.
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  • Lewis Fernandez and Susan Stanley have joined PricewaterhouseCoopers as directors in the Washington National Tax Services' Internal Revenue Service (IRS) service team.
  • Roberto del Toro Graciela Rivera On September 14 2007, Congress approved this sui generis tax called new flat tax Impuesto Empresarial a Tasa Unica (IETU), which will be effective from January 1 2008. The existing Asset Tax will be repealed when the new flat tax is enacted.
  • Andrés Edelstein Ignacio Rodríguez The Argentine Government has been active during last 12 months enlarging the country's tax treaty network.
  • Tokyo The number of mutual agreement procedures (MAP) involving an advance pricing agreement (APA) in Japan has increased by 600% in the last decade.
  • In the 2007-2008 inter-professional agreement, it was decided to adopt a measure that would aim at compensating the impact of salary costs on enterprises' competitiveness.
  • Ed Liptak South African law firm Webber Wentzel Bowens has recruited Ed Liptak as director of corporate tax from the South African Revenue Services. Liptak will have partner status.
  • International law firm Denton Wilde Sapte has made its head of tax in Paris a partner in the practice.