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  • UK announces treaty plans
    The UK Treasury has set itself an ambitious programme of work on double tax conventions, protocols to DTCs and tax information exchange agreements between now and March next year
    July 31 2007
  • Academics attack tax competition
    Tax competition in the EU has negative consequences for national tax policies and the introduction of a common consolidated corporate tax base will not be enough to regulate it, according to a report on European tax policy
    July 31 2007
  • Morgan Lewis adds new partner
    Kate Habershon has joined Morgan Lewis as a tax partner. She was previously with Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton. She specialises in M&A, capital markets, acquisition and structured finance, private equity, hedge funds and executive compensation. She will continue to be based in London
    July 31 2007
  • IRS gets another new acting head
    Linda Stiff has been named as the new deputy commissioner for services and enforcement at the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS). She will also become the new acting commissioner of the Service in September when Kevin Brown leaves. Stiff was the deputy commissioner for operations support, which put her in charge of personnel services, technology and security.
    July 29 2007
  • Treasury consults on capital allowances
    The UK Treasury has published a consultation document on the tax changes to the capital allowances regime announced in this year's Budget
    July 25 2007
  • Paulson criticises 'broken' tax system
    US Treasury secretary Henry Paulson has slammed the country's corporate tax system and announced plans to build support for changing the Internal Revenue Code
    July 25 2007
  • White House foils Doggett tax bill
    For a short time on July 25, Lloyd Doggett, a Democrat member of the US House of Representatives from Texas, had his name in lights
    July 25 2007
  • Finnish taxpayer loses at ECJ
    EU member states can operate a tax system that discriminates against a subsidiary and their parent company established in another member state
    July 25 2007
  • EU attacks dividend policies
    The European Commission has called on Austria and Germany to amend national legislation on outbound dividend payments to companies
    July 25 2007
  • US law bars tax patents
    Tax planning strategies will be banned in the US under an amendment published in the Patent Reform Act. The Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives passed the new law unanimously. The ban on tax planning patents is in Section 10.
    July 25 2007
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