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    Belgium becomes more aggressive
    Belgium's transfer pricing regime has become stricter, reports PwC
    October 31 2007
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    Ireland - still holding out
    PwC reports on Ireland's approach to transfer pricing regulation
    October 31 2007
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    France imposes higher levels of enforcement
    Short deadlines characterise transfer pricing audits
    October 31 2007
  • Japanese government dashes hopes for tax cut
    News reports suggest the Japanese government will not be recommending a corporate tax cut in reforms for the year to March 2009 because it cannot pay for one. Japan's effective corporate tax rate is 40%.
    October 31 2007
  • India seeks review in Morgan Stanley transfer pricing case
    The Indian tax authorities have sought a review of a Supreme Court decision that Morgan Stanley does not have pay any more tax on the activities of a captive business process outsourcing unit.
    October 31 2007
  • Flaherty promises more tax relief for companies
    Corporation tax in Canada is set to fall quicker than planned after Jim Flaherty, the minister of finance, announced the government's 2007 Economic Statement on October 30
    October 31 2007
  • Reits come under OECD spotlight
    The OECD's Centre for Tax Policy and Administration has published a discussion document on tax treaty issues related to real estate investment trusts
    October 31 2007
  • German tax minister steps down
    The German finance ministry official responsible for tax policy is retiring to take a position with her political party.
    October 31 2007
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    Hallmark Cards: the ruling and its impact
    James Gatley, of KPMG in Toronto analyses the recent Hallmark Cards ruling
    October 30 2007
  • Mayer Brown adds partners
    Mayer Brown has promoted four lawyers to the partnership in its corporate tax practice. Brian Trauman, in New York, and Nicole Reuling, in Washington DC, specialise in tax controversy. Another DC partner, Rafic Barrage, is a tax transactions lawyer and Sandy Bhogal in London advises on general corporate tax issues including transactions and planning
    October 30 2007
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