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  • Government plans to cut corporate tax rate and scrap credits
    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.
    March 01 2006
  • New tax treaty between Poland and Sweden
    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.
    March 01 2006
  • Finance ministry begins tax reform
    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.
    March 01 2006
  • Tax advisers slam proposal to change independence rules
    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.
    March 01 2006
  • Taxes and expertise attract US aircraft lessors to Ireland
    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
    March 01 2006
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    Companies in Ireland make use of favourable tax system
    A low corporate tax rate has helped Ireland secure a considerable amount of investment since a 10% rate was introduced in 1980. The rate has since gone up to 12.5% but it has not stopped companies, particularly from the US, from setting up in the country
    March 01 2006
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    Authorities hint at less formal VAT approach
    Switzerland is about to make its value added tax system more attractive for businesses, report Mathias Bopp and Michelle Heer of PricewaterhouseCoopers
    March 01 2006
  • Tax reforms could change corporate reorganization and M&A rules
    The tax reform plan for 2006 includes the following treatments of corporate reorganizations and M&A.
    March 01 2006
  • IRS cannot assess value of non-Chilean reorganization
    The Chilean IRS confirmed through a couple of recent rulings that the legal provision which prevents the IRS from exercising its authority to appraise the values used in a transaction within a reorganization process is applicable to non-Chilean entities.
    March 01 2006
  • Austria starts year with new double tax treaties
    New tax treaties for the avoidance of double taxation between Austria and Lithuania, Mexico, Moldova, Poland and San Marino entered into force on January 1 2006; the tax treaty with Switzerland shall be amended with effect as of the same date.
    March 01 2006
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