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  • Daniel Friel, head of international tax, and Sean Finn resigned from the partnership at Lovells in London on February 24 to join Latham & Watkins on a date to be agreed.
  • The Russian transfer pricing rules, which were introduced in 1999, are mainly contained in articles 20 ("related parties") and 40 ("principles of determining prices of goods [work, services] for tax purposes"). of the Russian Tax Code.
  • On January 20, the Spanish government published the draft of the second piece of the planned tax reform for 2006 (to be in force from January 1 2007). The first piece, which deals with anti-abuse measures, was also made public recently and was analyzed in a previous issue of the magazine.
  • The new treaty between Poland and Sweden was signed on November 19 2004 and is awaiting publication. The new treaty should come into force from January 1 2006 but the lack of publication may defer implementation.
  • On April 29 2005, the Dutch Ministry of Finance issued a white paper on reform of the Dutch corporate tax system in 2007. In anticipation of the debate on the white paper, in September 2005 the secretary of finance presented a bill including several proposed measures from the white paper which have come into force on January 1 2006.
  • Firms that provide legal, tax and auditing advice in Mexico are up in arms over a move to toughen the country's independence rules. Baker & McKenzie, a law firm, who wrote a government-commissioned report on auditor independence, has rejected suggestions that it will necessarily secure a larger part of the tax advice market if the proposal is enacted. It maintains that any change will only relate to aggressive tax advice.
  • The American Jobs Creation Act made many changes to the Internal Revenue Code, but one in particular has far-reaching consequences for US aircraft lessors. It could mean that more will base themselves in Ireland, believes Garry Burke of Pembroke Capital