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  • South Korea extends tax benefit - and raids taxpayer
    The South Korean government has decided to extend the period of a corporate tax cut - for larger foreign companies - from five to seven years
    August 22 2007
  • Grant Thornton recruits new transfer pricing leader
    Grant Thornton in America has appointed a new head of transfer pricing. David Bowen joined from the Internal Revenue Service where he worked in the associate chief counsel's office.
    August 22 2007
  • KPMG chooses European tax head
    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.
    August 22 2007
  • Caribbean gears up for tax reform
    Owen Arthur, prime minister of Barbados, has called on the UN to establish rules to govern cross-border taxation issues
    August 22 2007
  • Tory study group calls for more tax competitiveness
    A report from a study group for the centre-right opposition party in the UK has said the party's ambition should be to reduce the corporate tax rate to 25%
    August 22 2007
  • Czechs cut corporate tax
    The Czech Parliament has voted to cut the country's corporate tax rate to 19% over the next three years
    August 22 2007
  • Debevoise adds partner
    Vadim Mahmoudov has become a partner of Debevoise & Plimpton in New York. His practice covers domestic and international M&A, spin-offs, bankruptcies and restructurings, and private equity fund formation
    August 19 2007
  • Indonesia government promises tax cut for listing companies
    The Indonesian government has announced that it will cut corporate income taxes for local companies seeking to list on the jurisdiction's stock exchanges, reports The Jakarta Post
    August 15 2007
  • Australia announces draft tax reforms
    A draft tax bill, published by Peter Dutton, the minister for revenue, on August 16, aims to change the rules in Australia on thin capitalisation, company tax losses, capital gains tax for statutory licences, property trusts and stapled securities
    August 15 2007
  • New president of Irish tax body takes office
    Joan O'Connor, an international tax partner of Deloitte in Dublin, became president of the Irish Taxation Institute on August 8 for a one-year term.
    August 14 2007
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