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  • Securities and accounting regulators have surrendered to pressure for a more flexible interpretation of Section 404 of the Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) legislation.
  • Brazil, India and South Africa have agreed to exchange information on tax matters in a bid to prevent avoidance.
  • A new network has been launched to provide prompt planning solutions to in-house tax people around the world.
  • The government announced on November 22 that it would introduce legislation to stop companies from taking advantage of Schedule 10 of the Finance Act on the sale of lessor companies.
  • Liesl Fichardt and Mitchell Moss, who have worked on some of the key UK tax cases that have reached the European Court of Justice as part of Dorsey & Whitney trials group in London, have become partners of the firm
  • The government should cut business taxes and simplify the system to improve the UK's international competitiveness, a survey of business leaders conducted before the Confederation of British Industry's annual conference has shown
  • The European Commission has approved the UK's film tax relief scheme as a legitimate state aid
  • Belgium and the US signed a new income tax treaty and protocol in Brussels on November 27. Features of the new agreement include the elimination of source-country withholding tax on dividends arising from certain direct investments and on dividends paid to pension funds, mandatory arbitration for certain dispute that the competent authorities cannot resolve within a specified period of time, measures against treaty shopping and improved exchange of information provisions
  • The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has ruled that a member state can tax dividend income from a company established in another member state at the same rate as it taxes dividends from companies established in its own country without allowing for a tax deduction available in the other country
  • UK corporate taxpayers will soon be able to find out the tax consequences of a transaction before the deal goes through, as a result of a proposal in the Varney Review