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    Traps for the unwary in new income tax law
    Alan Granwell, partner in DLA Piper's Washington DC office, and Qinghua Xu, China group director for the continental Western European area, Ernst & Young, examine the new Chinese Enterprise Income Tax Law
    June 30 2007
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    New standards for private equity
    Chris Wales examines the true meaning the recent UK private equity taxation debate
    June 30 2007
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    New restrictions on input VAT deductions on passenger cars breaches EU legislation
    Rafal Mikulski Polish restrictions on input VAT on passenger cars violate the European Union's sixth directive. The Administrative Court (First Instance) in Wroclaw, Poland, on April 4 2007 has issued a precedential verdict in which it has decided that Polish restrictions on the input VAT deductions on purchase, import and lease of passenger cars violates the Sixth Directive standstill regulations.
    June 30 2007
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    When risks go bad: the television set sector
    By Fred Johnson (US), James Harold McClure (US) and Erik Skarstad (US)
    June 30 2007
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    Report gives banks risk-transfer opportunities
    By Gianni De Robertis (Italy), Eduardo Goldszal (Portugal), Erica Howard (UK) and Justin Kyte (UK)
    June 30 2007
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    Recent developments bring multiple changes for tax law
    Clemens Hasenauer Johannes Prinz Recent case law and new legislation passed together with the budget (Budgetbegleitgesetz 2007) has brought several changes in Austrian tax law. Some of them are highlighted below.
    June 30 2007
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    Revenue gains insight into business risk
    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.
    June 30 2007
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    Hogan & Hartson captures Vaudover
    Vaudoyer Cross border tax specialist James Vaudoyer has joined Hogan & Hartson's Paris office as a partner. He has moved from the Paris office of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer.
    June 30 2007
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    Van Weeghel leaves Stibbe
    Stef van Weeghel Stef van Weeghel is moving to Linklaters at the beginning of September after more than 20 years as head of tax at Stibbe in Amsterdam. Van Weeghel described the move as a challenging opportunity to establish a Dutch tax practice for Linklaters, who approached him first about six months ago.
    June 30 2007
  • Germany's tax cut is approved
    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.
    June 30 2007
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