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  • The European Commission is proposing to work with EU member states on a binding dispute resolution mechanism to deal with double taxation.
  • The Forum of Private Business (FPB) threatened to pursue judicial review over the low-value-consignment-relief (LVCR) scheme, which allows imports of items worth less than £18 ($35) from the Channel Islands to be free from value-added tax (VAT).
  • Donald Lieberman has left Strook & Strook & Lavan to become senior counsel at Proskauer Rose.
  • Taxpayers in the US must reassess their international tax planning after the shock removal of the Subpart F substantial assistance rules.
  • Sixth VAT Directive – Article 28c (A) (a) – Intra-Community supply – Exemption – Requirements for proof – Directive 77/799/EEC – Regulation (EEC) No 218/92.
  • Sixth VAT Directive – Article 28a(1)(a) and (3) and Article 28cA(a) – Intra-Community acquisition – Intra-Community supply – Exemption – Goods dispatched or transported to another member state – Proof required – Irregularities in dispatch or transport for which the supplier was not to blame.
  • Sixth VAT Directive – Article 28c(A)(a) – Intra-Community supply – Exemption – Evidential requirements.
  • Masaaki Honma, chairman of the influential Tax Commission, has resigned amid revelations that he was living in a heavily subsidised Tokyo apartment reserved for civil servants with his mistress. Honma is succeeded by Yutaka Kosai, formerly a senior adviser at the Japan Center for Economic Research.
  • Joseph Bachar, finance ministry director general, has temporarily replaced Jackie Matza, the suspended head of the Israeli tax authority. Matza suspended himself after it emerged he was facing tax corruption charges.
  • KPMG's new Tax Governance Institute will "explore and debate aspects of tax oversight and management, including tax risk, control, and reporting". Members will include company directors and executives, and government officials and will discuss governance issues through webcasts, roundtables and larger events