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  • The Indian government has announced a process of joint monitoring of transfer pricing reporting
  • Paulus Merks has joined DLA Piper's tax team in Amsterdam as a partner. He came from Ernst & Young, where he worked for over 12 years in Europe and the US.
  • The US Senate Commerce, Science and Transportatation Committee failed to agree on an extension of the current moratorium on internet access and electronic commerce taxation when it marked up the Internet Tax Freedom Extension Act of 2007 on September 27. The day before Henry Paulson the Treasury secretary, and Carlos Gutierrez, the commerce secretary, urged lawmakers to extend for good the ban on taxing access to the internet and electronic commerce taxation.
  • International businesses have challenged the Indian government to defend its policy of charging foreign companies higher taxes than domestic firms
  • A majority of pan-European businesses support the common consolidated corporate tax base, says a new survey from KPMG
  • China will cut taxes in eight industry sectors immediately, as part of its continuing efforts to standardise the country's corporate tax system
  • Alvarez & Marsal Taxand, the US member of the Taxand global alliance of independent tax firms, has added two experienced economists to its transfer pricing team in Washington, DC
  • A new tax law firm to provide Dutch and international advice for companies with cross-border activities has been set up in the Netherlands
  • Alvarez & Marsal Taxand, an affiliate of Alvarez & Marsal (A&M), announced it has recruited two experienced transfer pricing economists. Mike Murphy has joined as a managing director and national practice leader and Laurie Dicker as a managing director and economist. They are based in Washington DC.
  • René Philips Anthony Huyghebaert The Belgian social security authorities have set up a new cross border reporting system (called LIMOSA) for the registration of people who are temporarily working in Belgium.