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  • Government officials are divided over plans to eliminate capital gains and dividend income tax breaks. But parliament appears to have resolved arguments over plans to cut the corporate income tax rate.
  • In an unprecedented move, the Venezuelan tax authority (the SENIAT) has issued Royal Dutch Shell with a $17.4 million tax bill following a detailed transfer pricing assessment.
  • The US law firm has recruited Ilya Rybalkin, previously a partner at Nörr Stiefenhofer Lutz, to set up the group.
  • The European Commission has recommended phasing out the levy by 2010 to encourage economic development. The levy, which is charged on capital contributions and restructuring, exists in seven member states: Greece, Spain, Cyprus, Luxembourg, Austria, Poland and Portugal.
  • Complying with electronic filing rules in the US meant more investment in staff and technology, a survey of tax executives has found.
  • Paul Dunne and Jacqueline Seggie of KPMG reveal that many of the proposals in the government's Business Tax Review discussion document seem more about ''business as usual'' rather than real reform
  • Peter Cussons, Juergen Luedicke and Friedrich Roedler of PricewaterhouseCoopers, look at how a common consolidated corporation tax base across Europe might affect business
  • The tax expense allowance for disbursements made to construct and improve public roads The Chilean IRS issued circular letter no 49/2006, regulating the tax treatment of the contributions made by the private sector to the construction or improvement of public roads.
  • Tax professionals say diplomacy led the European Court of Justice (ECJ) to give incorrect and convoluted verdicts in the franked investment income (FII) and advance corporation tax (ACT) group litigation cases.
  • The UK chancellor's Pre-Budget Report (PBR) has reversed some of the implications of Deutsche Morgan Grenfell's (DMG) victory against the UK authorities, which entitled companies to compensation for corporation tax overpayment.