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  • Dirk Van Stappen of KPMG explains some features of Belgium's new deduction for patent income
  • Rui Palma, an international tax planning specialist, has become head of tax in the Lisbon office of Linklaters. He joined the firm from Deloitte, where he was an international tax service manager.
  • HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) in the UK must work harder on its relationship with large businesses, says the National Audit Office (NAO), which provides the British government with financial oversight
  • Stephen Larson has become the acting associate chief counsel, financial institutions and products, at the US Internal Revenue Service.
  • International Tax Review's second annual Americas Awards 2007 take place at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York on Wednesday September 19
  • Frank Ng will replace Deborah Nolan as the commissioner of the Large and Mid-Size Business Division (LMSB) of the US Internal Revenue Service when she retires in October.
  • Foreign corporate taxpayers owed India Rs80.2 billion ($1.96 billion) in unpaid taxes at the end of July
  • David Swenson has left Baker & McKenzie to become a partner of PricewaterhouseCoopers in its Washington National Tax Services office. Swenson specialises in tax structuring, M&A and tax controversy, in addition to general domestic and international tax advice, for multinational corporations.
  • Sue Bonney, the head of KPMG's UK tax practice, has been picked to as head of tax for the firm's European operation. She will retain her UK responsibilities. She is also leader of tax and people services in Europe, Middle East and Africa. The new role will have both strategic and operational aspects.
  • The South Korean government has decided to extend the period of a corporate tax cut - for larger foreign companies - from five to seven years