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  • Tax audits turn nasty
    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
    October 04 2007
  • New insights into transfer pricing
    The UK tax authorities are changing the way they deal with transfer pricing
    October 04 2007
  • Date announced for Pre-Budget Report
    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.
    October 04 2007
  • Market applauds Americas Awards winners
    Deloitte and Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom were the big winners at International Tax Review's second annual Americas Tax Awards
    Ralph Cunningham, October 04 2007
  • Finance ministers sign Canada-US treaty
    The highly anticipated fifth protocol to the Canada-US income tax convention was signed on September 21, has confused and pleased tax professionals on both sides of the border
    October 03 2007
  • India to start joint transfer pricing monitoring
    The Indian government has announced a process of joint monitoring of transfer pricing reporting
    October 03 2007
  • DLA Piper adds to Amsterdam tax team
    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.
    October 03 2007
  • US government calls for online tax ban
    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.
    October 03 2007
  • International companies slam India's dual tax rate
    International businesses have challenged the Indian government to defend its policy of charging foreign companies higher taxes than domestic firms
    October 03 2007
  • Poll favours common European tax base
    A majority of pan-European businesses support the common consolidated corporate tax base, says a new survey from KPMG
    October 03 2007
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