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  • By Gianni De Robertis (Italy), Eduardo Goldszal (Portugal), Erica Howard (UK) and Justin Kyte (UK)
  • By Clark Chandler (US), Steve Fortier (US), Steve Kadenacy (US), Masanori Kawanobe (Japan) and Dave Rutges (The Netherlands)
  • Pippa Booth, of Deloitte & Touche in London, looks at reporting for tax uncertainty under FIN 48
  • In March 2007, Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) released a document detailing their evolution to a risk-based approach to tax compliance for large businesses. Here Catherine Snowdon looks at what this means for corporate taxpayers.
  • The German government's corporate tax reform bill won the backing of the Bundesrat upper house of parliament at the beginning of July, clearing its final parliamentary hurdle.
  • Neil Wilson The release of the law administration practice statement PS LA 2007/8 by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) will be of interest to companies with captive insurance arrangements. A number of new non-resident captive insurance arrangements have been established since the relaxation of the related party transaction provisions in the controlled foreign company rules from July 1 2004.
  • Klaus Eicker and Ralph Obser, EU competence group of Ernst & Young in Munich look at the ECJ ruling in the Lasertec case on German thin capitalisation rules
  • Pictures and reports from the annual European Tax Awards
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  • Teixeira dos Santos The new Portuguese presidency of the EU has identified tax evasion as one of its key themes. The presidency, which will run from July 1 to December 31, plans to boost the union's campaign against tax evasion.