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  • Articles 43 EC and 48 EC; Corporation tax; Groups of companies; Tax relief; Profits of parent companies; Deduction of losses incurred by a resident subsidiary; Allowed; Deduction of losses incurred in another Member State by a non-resident subsidiary; UK regulations could prevent parent companies from using foreign subsidiaries' losses to reduce their home tax bill;
  • Articles 43 EC and 48 EC – Corporation tax – Groups of companies – Tax relief – Profits of parent companies – Deduction of losses incurred by a resident subsidiary – Allowed – Deduction of losses incurred in another member state by a non-resident subsidiary – Not included.
  • Freedom of establishment – Articles 43 EC and 48 EC – Cross-border mergers – Refusal of registration in the national commercial register – Compatibility.
  • Sixth VAT Directive – Article 13B(c) – Exemptions – Exemption of supplies of goods excluded from the right to deduct – Resale of motor cars purchased second-hand by a leasing company – Article 26a – Special arrangements for sales of second-hand goods.
  • Sixth VAT Directive – Articles 21(3) and 22(8) – Joint and several liability for payment of VAT – Principles of proportionality and legal certainty – Missing trader intra-Community fraud – Carousel fraud.
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  • New Zealand and Australia have revised their double tax agreement, including updating an agreement on exchange of information and extending their cooperation on tax collection, which is expected to affect wine producers in particular. Peter Dunne, New Zealand's minister for revenue, said a decision to negotiate a completely new double tax agreement was still under review in both countries.
  • Alexander Lee has been made a tax partner of Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker in its Orange County, California office. His practice concentrates on M&A, dispositions, and recapitalizations of corporations, particularly complex international corporate transactions.
  • Changes to oil tax regime The tax hike for North Sea oil and gas producers, announced in the UK's 2005 pre-Budget report, has been described as "almost beyond comprehension" by the UK Offshore Operators' Association.