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  • Global risk management in relation to tax and transfer pricing is becoming a top priority for both CFOs and heads of tax of multinational corporations. Michel Sijmonsbergen, Steven Carey and Carsten Schmid of Transfer Pricing Associates look at the key trends
  • The UK tax authorities are changing the way they deal with transfer pricing. So International Tax Review presents the findings of a major and timely survey of corporate taxpayers on this increasingly important subject.
  • Rene Fleming and Sandra Goldberg of Deloitte in Ottawa comment on binding arbitration in the long-awaited Canada-US protocol
  • The Brazilian tax authorities introduced the data generator programme of the International Audit Systems - PGD-AUDIN.
  • Rosa María Gil and Diego González-Béndiksen of Baker & McKenzie explain how transfer pricing rules have developed in Ecuador since they were introduced more than two years ago
  • Tax audits can be daunting and scary. When a company is facing that process in a new country for the first time, it can also be confusing
  • The UK tax authorities are changing the way they deal with transfer pricing
  • Alistair Darling, the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer or finance minister, will present the Pre-Budget Report and the Comprehensive Spending Review to Parliament on Tuesday. The PBR usually discusses the government's tax plans for the next fiscal year.
  • Deloitte and Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom were the big winners at International Tax Review's second annual Americas Tax Awards
  • China will cut taxes in eight industry sectors immediately, as part of its continuing efforts to standardise the country's corporate tax system