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  • International law firm Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe has announced that tax lawyer Isabelle Chauvet will join the firm's Paris office as a partner. Previously, she was a partner at Shearman & Sterling in Paris.
  • Deloitte in India has snatched four senior tax people from a rival. Roopen Roy, a former managing director at PwC, Joydeep Datta Gupta, Jaideep Ganguli and Arindam Guha, all senior executives with PwC, have joined as senior partners with Deloitte barely months after PwC acquired tax practice firm RSM Ambit.
  • Andrés Edelstein Ignacio Rodríguez The Argentine tax authority (AFIP) has been focusing, over the past few years, on the deduction of interest and foreign exchange losses arising from loans granted by foreign related lenders.
  • 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
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  • Italy's prime minister Romano Prodi has said that projected tax cuts will be withheld until tax evasion is slashed. He said in Rome that evasion had reached 'indecent proportions'.
  • The UK tax authorities published two consultation documents on June 20 looking for the views of taxpayers and practitioners on a system of advance rulings and clearances and a new approach to dealing with transfer pricing enquiries. The consultation period for both initiatives ends on September 13.
  • Vincci Lo tells Ralph Cunningham how rapidly developing tax systems and more intricate transactions ensure she is kept going to maintain efficient tax affairs for Lexmark in the Asia-Pacific region
  • John Rainsford, a senior VAT manager, at Smith & Williamson exposes the impact of Revenue delays on VAT registration
  • Ilya Rybalkin and Ivan Meleshenko, of Hogan & Hartson in Moscow, look at a change in the law