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  • Sixth VAT Directive – Articles 2 and 9 – Fixed establishment – Non-resident company – Legal relationship – Cost-sharing agreement – OECD Convention on double taxation – Meaning of ‘taxable person’ – Supply of services effected for consideration – Administrative practice.
  • The credits to encourage innovation, introduced in April 2000, are hampered by tax inspectors' poor understanding, said Intellect, a high-tech industry group.
  • Total, a French oil company, owes the Venezuelan tax authorities about $99 million from between 2001 and 2004. The authorities said non-payment would lead to fines, office closures and property seizures.
  • Transaction specialist Pierre-Pascal Bruneau joined the firm from Slaughter and May's Paris office, where he was a partner for more than10 years.
  • The withdrawal of infrastructure tax breaks, as proposed in the budget, would lead to companies pulling investment, according to a Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry survey.
  • Nick Sherwin will be the head of Clifford Chance's tax, pensions and employment group in London from April 1. Sherwin has been a partner of the firm since 1993 and was previously head of the pensions group.
  • The Chartered Institute of Taxation said it wants more legislation and less guidance from HMRC in a paper called Tax Reform Commission Evidence.
  • Tax revenue collected from Chinese domestic companies was almost eight times the amount collected between 1996 and 2000, the State Administration of Taxation announced on March 13.
  • Sixth VAT Directive – Article 11(A) – Taxable amount – Motor vehicle registration duty.
  • Free movement of capital – Freedom to provide services – Grant of credit by an undertaking having its registered office in a third country to residents of a member state – Requirement of prior authorisation in the member state in which the service is provided – Abuse.