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  • The US Tax Court has ruled that the Internal Revenue Code does not prevent a foreign corporation that does not file its tax return in time from making deductions
  • The UK government's proposal to restrict tax relief for interest on borrowings when real estate investment trusts come into force, probably on January 1 next year, is one reason why some property companies are reluctant to convert to the new structure, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers
  • The director of the Confederation of British Industry in Scotland has dismissed the idea that an Ireland-style low corporate tax system could be introduced there.
  • Poland was the only EU member state to turn down the compromise plan to apply reduced value-added tax rates to labour-intensive industries throughout the EU until December 31 2010.
  • Max Baucus, the leading Democrat on the US Senate's Finance Committee, plans to introduce tax legislation this year to help US companies "compete fairly and on a level playing field with both domestic and foreign competitors".
  • section 56A of the Taxes Management Act 1970 ("TMA 1970"); amended assessments to capital gains; relevant disposal was a sale of the shares; a distinction between a trust and a company; Round-the-world scheme;
  • Regulation (EC) No 1798/2003 – Directive 2003/93/EC – Choice of legal basis.
  • The tax team of Barros & Letelier, a law firm in Santiago, has moved to PricewaterhouseCoopers in the same city. Led by Francisco Selamé, it also comprises Astrid Schudeck, Francisca de la Maza and Sandra Benedetto
  • Frank Walker has joined Alvarez & Marsal Tax Advisory Services as a managing director in the firm's Atlanta office. He specializes in the real estate, hospitality and construction industries
  • Robert Green has left the US Internal Revenue Service to become a member of Caplin & Drysdale's international tax practice in its Washington, DC office. As director, international, at the IRS, he was responsible for the US' cross-border negotiations and controversies with its treaty partners and dealt with other issues such as cost sharing