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  • Liam Quirke Catherine Galvin Ireland's annual Finance Bill (FB07) was published on February 1 2007. From an international tax perspective FB07 contains a number of tax changes which should further enhance Ireland as a domicile for international business.
  • Peter Dachs Tax and exchange control issues have always overlapped in South Africa. Historically the exchange control department of the South African Reserve Bank (Excon) was responsible for policing South Africa's thin capitalisation rules.
  • Equal treatment for debt and equity will create winners and losers, says Chris Wales
  • Akio Takisaki The 2007 tax reform plan is under deliberations in the Diet, Japan's legislature. The following changes are under consideration.
  • Keith O'Donnell Samanatha Nonnenkamp Recent Luxembourg jurisprudence considers that capital gains realised by a French tax transparent Société Civile Immobilière (SCI) on the sale of its real estate assets are not taxable in Luxembourg.
  • The Belgian government has implemented some eye-catching plans to attract investment to the country. The effort has created many planning opportunities, believe Kurt De Haen and Tom Wallyn of PricewaterhouseCoopers
  • A unique tax system makes getting good local advice in China crucial. Claire Jones travels to Beijing and Shanghai to find out the firms to use for tax work
  • Marks & Spencer won't be taking their loss relief action back to the European Court of Justice (ECJ). The case will be going to the Special Commissioners instead.
  • Danish businesses have slammed draft tax reforms as too wide-ranging, saying that they will hurt attempts to boost the economy.
  • László Kóvacs will speak at the first EU tax forum The European Commission president and the finance ministers of Germany, France and Portugal will speak at an event on taxation and sustainable development in Brussels on March 19 and 20.