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  • The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury released the 2006-2007 Priority Guidance Plan on August 15.
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  • The key issue in this case was whether or not a contractual arrangement related to real estate, which fell short of being a transaction of leasing or letting, was to be treated as such a transaction for value-added tax (VAT) purposes with the effect that it would be an exempt supply.
  • No formal advance tax ruling system presently exists in South Africa. Traditionally taxpayers have approached the South African Revenue Service (SARS) for its views on the interpretation of certain legislative provisions. However such so-called rulings are not formally binding on SARS.
  • Sed Crest reveals which firms' tax services contribute the most value to companies doing business in the region, which types of tax services are growing fastest and how much tax executives in the region earn
  • Arnold van der Smeede and Jeroen Starreveld of Spigthoff look at proposed changes to the Dutch participation exemption, dividend withholding tax, the introduction of an interest and patent box, and new rules on the limitation of interest deduction
  • A combination of court decisions, tax treaty modifications and European Commission action have meant the government has had to work hard to maintain Luxembourg's friendly environment for investors, believes Keith O'Donnell of Atoz
  • The Chilean Tax Authority (SII) has now confirmed the importance of the concept of beneficial ownership regarding the application of Double Tax Convention (DTC), by the issuance of its Opinion number 1617/2006.
  • Aiming at transforming the Brazilian exchange market into a more competitive one, the government and the Brazilian Central Bank (BACEN) introduced early in 2005 significant changes to the exchange legislation. Yet, exporters and foreign investors were still expecting further changes, long announced by the Brazilian government. Some of these expected changes were introduced by Provisional Measure 315, which was issued on August 3 2006.
  • In its battle against value-added tax (VAT) fraud, the Belgian government has adopted a Program Bill that includes a measure according to which the co-contractor can be held jointly liable for the VAT due, on the condition that they knew or should have known that the VAT would not be paid to the Belgian treasury by the actual debtor of the VAT.