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  • SA tax compliance takes too much time
    A report has found that most companies with South African operations spend a disproportionate amount of time on compliance work.
    February 06 2007
  • Sidley Austin expands Chicago tax group
    The US firm's Chicago office has hired two tax partners, Lee Christie and Tracy Williams, to boost its insurance tax capability.
    February 06 2007
  • Australia revamping treaty with NZ
    In a step towards creating a Single Economic Market, Australia and New Zealand announced on January 29 that they will overhaul the double-tax treaty between the two countries.
    February 05 2007
  • Tax authorities use software to catch evaders
    Six tax authorities are using software to collect information from websites to help them catch tax evaders, a technology magazine reported last week.
    February 05 2007
  • OECD pushes for arbitration in tax treaties
    In a move that will probably change the mutual agreement procedure forever, the OECD is set to recommend that mandatory arbitration clauses should be included in the OECD model double tax treaty.
    February 05 2007
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    Decision on computer software characterisation income given
    Rajendra Nayak Ganesh Pai The Bangalore Income-tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) in the case of Sonata Information Technology Limited vs. Addl. CIT (103 ITD 324) examined the characterisation of computer software income in international transactions. The taxpayer was an Indian company engaged in the business of distribution of computer software. The taxpayer entered into distribution agreements with several overseas vendors which authorised the taxpayer to distribute computer software to end-users in India.
    February 01 2007
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    EC unfolds proposals for closer coordination of direct tax systems
    Bob van der Made On December 19 2006, the European Commission unfolded a new comprehensive proposal for increased coordination of EU member states' national direct tax systems. The commisson cited two priority areas: exit taxes and cross-border loss relief. Other areas selected for similar proposals are withholding taxes, anti-abuse measures, inheritance taxes and a general dispute resolution mechanism for double taxation.
    February 01 2007
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    2006 catch up
    Rafael Sayagues During 2006 most of the Central American countries and the Dominican Republic (the Region) approved significant reforms to their tax legislations, with the intention to boost revenues as of fiscal year 2007, to cover increased government spending while also improving the efficiency of tax collection.
    February 01 2007
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    Board of Taxation reviews off-market buybacks and anti-tax deferral regimes
    Neil Wilson The Board of Taxation has released details relating to its proposed reviews of the tax treatment of off-market share buy-backs and the foreign source income anti-tax deferral regimes. These reviews were announced by the Government on October 10 2006.
    February 01 2007
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    Treaty network expanded to include Russia and China
    Andrés Edelstein Ignacio Rodríguez After Congress approval, on December 21 2006 the Argentine Executive Branch has enacted the Double Tax Treaty signed with Russia (Law 26,185).
    February 01 2007
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