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  • László Kovács: committed to tax base harmonization Some member states are blocking plans for a common consolidated corporate tax base in the EU by their unwillingness to show commitment, according to László Kovács, the EU tax commissioner.
  • Indian tax tribunals have made some key decisions recently in cases dealing with permanent establishment, trusts and the India-UAE tax treaty, reports CA Gupta of Deloitte Haskins & Sells
  • Taxpayers should address the tax issues relating to outsourcing early so they get the benefit of efficient services in a cost effective manner, believe Samir Gandhi and SP Singh of Deloitte Haskins & Sells
  • Michaela Klar has joined Wolf Theiss' tax practice in the firm's Vienna office. As well as corporate tax law and international tax law, she specializes in the taxation of financial instruments. She previously worked for Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer.
  • Steven Musher was finally confirmed as associate chief counsel (international) of the US IRS on April 14 Before becoming acting counsel in November 2005, Musher was deputy associate chief counsel where he oversaw the published guidance programme.
  • Ricardo Escobar has become the first practising tax lawyer to become head of Chile's tax authorities (IRS) since the country returned to democracy in 1990.
  • The new chairman of the OECD's Committee on Fiscal Affairs (CFA) aims to "speed up the Committee's work on exchange of information and to develop international guidelines for consumption taxes."
  • Julian Robertson-Kellie and Shiv Mahalingham of Ernst & Young discuss how to combat value leakage that is attributable to inadequate transfer pricing polices for intra-group transactions and whether traditional transfer pricing policy is appropriate today
  • The EU's policy on transfer pricing documentation requires more information than its Dutch equivalent. Taxpayers should consider the benefits of following the European model, believe Monique van Herksen and Folkert Idsinga of Baker & McKenzie
  • Canada's new minority government is unlikely to introduce any dramatic policy shifts so its impact on international tax issues is likely to be limited, though plenty need its attention, explains Stephen Bowman of Bennett Jones