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  • China: Cross-border IP transactions and transfer pricing planning
    By Philip Anderson and Banny Lam, Ernst and Young
    December 01 2005
  • UK: Valuation of IP in the UK in the 21st century
    By Ted Keen, The Ballentine Barbera Group, London and Perry Urken, The Ballentine Barbera Group, Washington, DC
    December 01 2005
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    How foreign investors can buy German companies tax efficiently
    A foreign investor needs to plan the structuring of the acquisition of a German company carefully to achieve tax efficiencies, explain Andreas Schumacher and Jochen Bahns of Flick Gocke Schaumburg
    December 01 2005
  • Elmeka NE v Ipourgos Ikonomikon
    Value added tax – Tax exemptions – Exemption for the chartering of seagoing vessels – Scope.
    December 01 2005
  • Germany scraps tax loopholes worth €2 billion
    Germany's new government has announced the immediate abolition of tax loopholes which are worth approximately €2bn ($2.4bn) in revenue.
    December 01 2005
  • US Chamber supports Irish rate
    Eoin O'Driscoll, president of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ireland, has strongly defended the country´s 12.5% corporation tax rate.
    December 01 2005
  • Tax probe causes bank director's resignation
    A member of the board of the Reserve Bank of Australia, which sets the country's interest rates, has resigned after it was revealed that his companies were the subject of a A$150 million ($113 million) tax evasion probe at the time he was appointed in 2003.
    December 01 2005
  • NZ and Australia update tax agreement
    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.
    December 01 2005
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    Branco Consultores
    December 01 2005
  • Paul, Hastings announces new US tax partner
    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.
    December 01 2005
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