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  • Shortly after taxpayers were stunned by the House of Commons' approval of plans to tax income trusts, the government sought MPs' agreement to prevent tax deferral through the use of foreign investment funds and trusts.
  • The Ballentine Barbera Group, the transfer pricing unit of CRA International, has set up its first office on the continent of Europe. The firm has hired Gerben Weistra from LECG to be a director in Amsterdam. Weistra's previous experience was with PricewaterhouseCoopers and IntraPrice.
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  • Scrutiny of transfer pricing issues in the region will only increase, believe Moisés Curiel, Jaime Gonzalez-Bendiksen, Jaime Rojas & Jorge Narvaez-Hasfura of Baker & McKenzie
  • Welcome to International Tax Review's guide to intellectual property for 2006.
  • Sed Crest reveals which firms add the most value for taxpayers in the region and where demand for tax services exceeds supply
  • An international study has found that corporate tax forms 36% of the Total Tax Rate – a combination of the number of payments, the time taken to comply and the total tax payable – paid by business in 175 countries. Because of this, the authors believe company tax reform should consider all the taxes a company pays and not just income tax.
  • By Alexander Vögele, Wolf Witt and Stuart Harshbarger of NERA Economic Consulting
  • Temporary regulations attempt to clarify corporate inversions, but the scope of the legalisation is quite broad. Edward Tanenbaum of Alston & Bird explains
  • Peter Cussons, Juergen Luedicke and Friedrich Roedler of PricewaterhouseCoopers, look at how a common consolidated corporation tax base across Europe might affect business