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    Time to pay up
    The tax paid by partners in private equity deals has become a political issue in both North America and the UK in the last few months. Tax professionals on both sides of the Atlantic believe that the tax bill for private equity partners will increase. The character of the debate in the two centres, however, has been profoundly different. Bob Reynolds took the temperature of the water
    June 30 2007
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    Definition of transactions open to debate
    By Jose Casas (Mexico), Marcelo Castillo (Argentina), Manuel Del Rio (Peru), Matthias Kaut (Germany) and Eduard Sporken (The Netherlands)
    June 30 2007
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    Tax stars on display
    Pictures and reports from the annual European Tax Awards
    June 30 2007
  • Hungary aims to simplify taxes
    Hungary's corporate taxation system will be reviewed and simplified next year. The country's finance minister said that this will include cuts in some business taxes.
    June 30 2007
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    Opportunities and risks in emerging markets
    By Jacek Bajger (Poland), Keval Doshi (India), Thomas Herr (US), Julian Hong (China) and Geoff Soh (Singapore)
    June 30 2007
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    APAs: an efficient vehicle for the auto industry
    By Rolf Heinrich (Germany), Andrew Hickman (UK), Pascal Luquet (France) and Steven Tseng (China)
    June 30 2007
  • Editorial
    The complexity of tax regulation makes stringent demands on a company's tax department. The issue won't go away. Tax authorities are asking for more and more information and corporate executives are doing their best to comply.
    June 30 2007
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    Indirect tax progress in EU accession states
    Patrick Walker and Toby O'Reilly from PricewaterhouseCoopers reflect on the impact of EU enlargement for indirect taxes
    June 30 2007
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    Property investors benefit from the Polish tax system
    Andrzej Puncewicz and Pawel Tonski, manager, at Accreo Taxand in Poland investigate the tax benefits for investors in the Polish real estate market
    June 30 2007
  • Hanoi
    Vietnam aims to cut corporate tax by 3%
    The Vietnamese government has announced it is cutting corporate income tax (CIT) from 28% to 25%. The move is designed to attract inward investment.
    June 30 2007
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