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  • South Korea extends tax benefit
    The government in Seoul has decided to extend the period of a corporate tax cut - for larger foreign companies - from five to seven years in order to promote foreign investment in the country's free economic zone.
    August 31 2007
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    A tax dilemma for the Irish
    Richard Murphy argues that the news that Ireland is to review its corporation tax policies is welcome, but only if the parameters for debate are set appropriately.
    August 31 2007
  • Alston & Bird gains DC international tax partner
    Matthew Stevens has left Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom to become a partner of Alston & Bird in its international tax group in Washington, DC.
    August 31 2007
  • Taj adds three new partners
    Taj, the French member of the Deloitte network, has added three new partners.
    August 31 2007
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    Government financial aid for investments in the audiovisual field
    Paul Chambers S. Nonnenkamp The law of June 8 2007 extends the application of the aid to the audiovisual sector to 2015 and slightly amends the scope:
    August 31 2007
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    Peru
    Claudia González-Béndiksen and Paola Gutiérrez expect the tax authorities in Peru to increase their focus on transfer pricing issues soon
    August 31 2007
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    Changes to secondary taxation
    Peter Dachs It is proposed that from some time next year secondary tax on companies will be changed to a tax on the shareholder receiving the dividend (as opposed to its current form where it is imposed on the company declaring the dividend) and levied at a rate of 10%.
    August 31 2007
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    The Netherlands: Redefined environment for financial sector VAT
    PricewaterhouseCoopers in The Netherlands says the past seven months have brought significant developments in the process of the reformation of the European VAT environment of the financial sector
    August 31 2007
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    Specific tax incentives
    Nélio B. Weiss Philippe Jeffrey The Brazilian authorities issued on July 24 2007, provisional measure 382 (PM 382) which granted specific tax reductions/incentives. The measure comprises some tax reductions aiming to stimulate investments in specific sectors of the economy, principally to the textile and leather, agriculture and automotive industries. The main provisions set forth in PM 382 can be summarised as follows:
    August 31 2007
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    2008 tax reform targets business restructuring
    Jobst Wilmanns Martin Schmitt Now that the Bundesrat has approved the Corporate Tax Reform Act 2008, attention has turned to the practical implications. Of prime importance is the new definition of arm's length transfer prices, particularly in respect of business restructuring.
    August 31 2007
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