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  • Automation improves efficiency, according to tax software company study
    Vertex, a tax software company, said that its study - involving over 280 interviews of audit and tax specialists - has found 78% of audit officials believe effective automation leads to easier information access and greater accuracy and efficiency for taxpayers.
    September 04 2006
  • Malaysia gets corporate tax cut
    Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, Malaysia's prime minister, said corporate tax will fall by two percentage points in his September 1 budget speech. The levy will be cut from 28% to 27% in 2007, then to 26% in 2008.
    September 04 2006
  • US authorities to return billions to telephone customers
    The US Treasury believes it will refund about $13 billion to telephone customers - including businesses - who were charged a 3% federal tax on calls, according to newspaper reports. Customers affected will get a $30 to $60 refund next year. The levy originated from the Spanish American war at the end of the 19th century and was imposed as a luxury tax.
    September 04 2006
  • China & Hong Kong sign tax treaty
    The new treaty includes capital gains protection on sales of equity; preferential withholding tax rates of either 5% or 10% on dividends, and withholding rates as low as 7% for royalties; the authority to make transfer pricing adjustments; and a residence article including all Hong Kong incorporated and managed businesses. Treaty talks began almost 18 months ago on March 9 2005. The treaty was signed on August 21.
    September 04 2006
  • Pfizer tax counsel joins Grant Thornton
    Guy Kersch, the European tax counsel for the pharmaceuticals company, will move into private practice on September 11. Kersch will help develop Grant Thornton's transfer pricing practice.
    September 04 2006
  • Communications company to pay IRS over $1 billion
    Pitney Bowes, a communications company, has said it will pay the IRS $1.1 billion - mostly charged for the sale of its Capital Services business - over the next six months.
    September 04 2006
  • Gide opens Ukrainian office
    French law firm Gide Loyrette Nouel opened its office in Kiev, the Ukraine's capital, on September 4. A tax practice will be established here within six months.
    September 04 2006
  • Treasury and IRS focus on cost sharing in guidance plan
    Guidance on the treatment of cost sharing as well as mergers involving foreign companies are two of the proposals in the US Internal Revenue Service's (IRS) and Treasury Department's Priority Guidance Plan that may affect international tax executives in the coming months.
    August 31 2006
  • Why the new salary certificate should be introduced
    Based on the results of the pilot project, the New Salary Certificate Working Group, a mixed working group of the Swiss trade associations and the Swiss tax administration, unanimously recommended the following to the Swiss Tax Conference:
    August 31 2006
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    Interview: Business steps up to support research
    The Oxford Centre for Business Taxation has appointed Mike Devereux, an economist, as its first director. Ralph Cunningham spoke to the new appointment about the work that will be done in Oxford and his hopes for how it can help policy makers
    August 31 2006
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