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  • Patrice Marceau has become a partner in global law firm DLA Piper's Hong Kong office, known locally as Dipp Lupton Alsop. Marceau has advised businesses on tax planning, representation and litigation in both Hong Kong and Canada.
  • The Confederation of British Industry (CBI), an employers' lobbying group, has submitted evidence on how the UK tax regime is damaging the economy to HM Treasury.
  • A New Zealand government minister expects the company's corporate tax rate to fall to 30%, from 33%, in the budget, which will be announced on May 17.
  • The Indian Budget has cancelled out a pioneering Supreme Court verdict on the taxation of offshore goods and services.
  • Baker & McKenzie have elected two new tax partners in its Chicago office. Michael Donovan specialises in tax planning for US real estate projects and for partnerships, corporations and tax-exempt entities. Erika Schechter focuses her practice on tax litigation and transfer pricing.
  • Argentina netted Ps13.4 billion ($4.3 billion) in tax payments in February, a 27% year-on-year rise. Four years of economic growth have boosted consumption in South America's second-largest economy.
  • The most admired tax directors in North America are a varied bunch with more than 20 professional qualifications and a century of experience between them.
  • Jim Flaherty, Canada's finance minister, caused controversy by implying that a tax on income trusts will be included in legislation accompanying the March 19 Budget.
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has fallen below KPMG in audit client numbers for the first time.
  • Treasuries throughout the EU will have to repay substantial sums in value-added tax (VAT) to investment trust companies if the European Court of Justice (ECJ) follows the opinion issued on March 1 in a UK case.