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  • Servizi Ausiliari Dottori Commercialisti Srl v Giuseppe Calafiori, intervener: Pubblico Ministero
    Freedom of establishment – Freedom to provide services – Competition rules applicable to undertakings – State aid – Tax Advice Centres – Pursuit of certain tax advice and assistance activities – Exclusive right – Remuneration for such activities.
    March 29 2006
  • EU tax head spells out priorities
    Laszlo Kovacs, the European commissioner responsible for taxation and customs union, highlighted four priority areas – reducing economic restructuring costs, eliminating double taxation for cross-border activities, tax system simplification and removing tax obstacles – in a speech given at the Centre for Business Taxation in Oxford.
    March 26 2006
  • Herbert Smith gets new head of tax
    Heather Gething stepped down as Herbert Smith's head of tax after four and a half years. She moves to the new role of head of tax planning and disputes. Neil Warriner, her deputy, who is real estate specialist, moves up to become head of the department. Bradley Philips will be his deputy.
    March 26 2006
  • HMRC wants to expand computer filing
    HMRC will invest about £340million in online services over nine-years in a bid to get all businesses to file tax returns online by 2012. HMRC believes that this will save businesses £175million a year. To view the HMRC press release, click here.
    March 26 2006
  • US authorities want comment on 2006-2007 guidance list
    The Treasury Department and IRS have issued Notice 2006-36, inviting public comment on recommendations for items that should be included on the 2006-2007 Guidance Priority List. The 2006-2007 list will feature guidance that the authorities intend to publish between July 1 and June 30 2007. The announcement follows the release of the updated Priority Guidance Plan on March 6.
    March 26 2006
  • International tax hearing called
    A hearing into the impact of international tax reform on US competitiveness will be held by the Subcommittee on Select Revenue Measures of the US House of Representatives' Ways and Means Committee on May 23 in Washington
    March 26 2006
  • Winston & Strawn hires three tax partners
    In New York, Winston & Strawn has added Gregory Pavin, formerly at Thelen Reid & Priest, and Alexander Zakupowsky Jr from Edison Electric Institute and American Gas Association, two utility trade organizations. James Atkinson has joined the Washington practice from Miller & Chevalier. Pavin, Zakupowsky Jr and Atkinson all focus on tax issues in the energy industry.
    March 26 2006
  • UK chancellor announces large business review
    Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer, asked Sir David Varney, executive chairman of HMRC, to carry out the review. The report will look at the links between HMRC and large UK companies and hopes to build on the Business Tax Forum and the links with business review, published in 2001.
    March 26 2006
  • NZ businesses to get NZ$1.1billion in tax reform
    The New Zealand parliament passed a tax reform bill which included NZ$1.1billion ($670million) in corporate tax cuts. The cuts will be made over a four-year period.To view the New Zealand government press release, click here.
    March 26 2006
  • Costa Rican fiscal reform ruled illegal
    The Sala IV constitutional court deemed illegal procedures to fast-track the Costa Rican Permanent Fiscal Reform package on March 22.
    March 26 2006
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