International Tax Review is part of Legal Benchmarking Limited, 1-2 Paris Garden, London, SE1 8ND

Copyright © Legal Benchmarking Limited and its affiliated companies 2026

Accessibility | Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Modern Slavery Statement

Search results for

There are 33,160 results that match your search.33,160 results
  • Svetlana Stroykova Introduced in 1999, the Russian transfer pricing legislation has not proven an efficient tool. The government officials believe a number of factors make the Russian transfer pricing rules "work improperly". In particular, officials cite the burden of proof of non – arm's length nature of prices applied by the taxpayers resting with the Russian tax authorities; the existence of the 20% safe harbour allowing the taxpayers to shift considerable profits offshore; the absence of penalties in case of a transfer pricing adjustment; and the lack of experience of the Russian tax authorities in understanding transfer pricing concepts as problems.
  • Dunja Brodic Carl Pihlgren The Swedish government has adopted new tax rules on partial divisions in order to implement the 2005 amendments to the EC Merger Directive (2005/19/EC).
  • Monika Dziedzic From January 1 2007, dividends received by Polish companies from Polish companies and companies taxable in the European Union, European Economic Area and Switzerland are exempt from Polish income tax (CIT) if the company receiving the dividend holds a minimum of 15% (25% for Switzerland) of shares for an uninterrupted period of two years. From 2009, the 15% requirement will be reduced to 10%.
  • Germany's business community unhappy with interest deductibility changes Germany's corporate tax reform plans could stop the economy in its tracks rather than help it to resume strong growth.
  • Adrian Crawford of KPMG says Irish politicians of all the main parties support the government's low tax model to attract multinationals to base themselves and their transactions in Ireland
  • Paul Tamaki Wanda Rumball Prior to 2007, Canadian trusts and partnerships were given flow-through treatment for tax purposes. As a result, many public corporations converted into public income trusts in order to avoid tax at the corporate level.
  • The Irish government has responded to competition for investment with an attractive mix of tax incentives and the growing treaty network, reports David Smyth, Joe Bollard and Rory MacIver of Ernst & Young
  • Treasury's Benedetta Kissel tells Sed Crest why arbitration is now firmly part of US tax convention policy
  • Roberto del Toro Anabel Diaz As part of the 2007 Mexican Tax Reform, the rules relating to income obtained by foreign residents from a Mexican trust were modified.
  • The indirect taxes department of Grant Thornton has been strengthened with two new hires