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  • New thin-capitalization guidance released
    The German Federal Ministry of Finance issued administrative guidance in July 2005 setting out its interpretation of the recourse clause in the German thin-capitalization rules regarding third-party loans.
    September 30 2005
  • Social security tax rules extended to Taiwanese, Hong Kong and Macau nationals
    On June 14 2005 The Ministry of Labour and Social Security (MLSS) issued new regulations (the Employment Regulations), regarding the administration of employment permits and social security requirements for Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau nationals working in the People's Republic of China.
    September 30 2005
  • How foreign-resident trust beneficiaries can avoid capital gains tax
    The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has confirmed in Interpretative Decision ATO ID 2005/225 that a foreign-resident beneficiary of a fixed trust is able to disregard certain capital gains attributable to it and in respect of its interest in the fixed trust even if the underlying capital gains tax (CGT) event happened to the trustee before March 21 2005.
    September 30 2005
  • Debate over new incentives to reinvest profits
    On September 28 2005 Argentine president Néstor Kirchner announced new measures to promote investments in Argentina.
    September 30 2005
  • Courts exert more influence on tax system
    An increasing amount of jurisprudence and the tax protocol to the CECA with India have been the features of tax developments in Singapore in 2005, according to Nand Singh Gandhi, Yeoh Lian Chuan and Lim Pek Bur of Allen & Gledhill
    September 30 2005
  • Tax comes top again in New Zealand compliance study
    Tax is the most important issue for New Zealand businesses when they consider compliance costs, according to Business New Zealand and KPMG's third annual survey of business compliance costs.
    September 30 2005
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    Transfer pricing audits get off to tentative start
    India's tax authorities have completed the first year of transfer pricing audits. They need to clarify many issues before the system can be said to be working smoothly, argues Vispi Patel of Deloitte, Haskins & Sells
    September 30 2005
  • Definition of business purpose is central to Halifax decision
    The impact of the ECJ decision in the Halifax case is likely to be different in different EU member states, according to Bob Jones and Luigi Lungarella of CLB Littlejohn Frazer
    September 30 2005
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    Abbey clears first hurdle in investment management VAT action at European court
    Source: Newscast Abbey headquarters, London An advocate-general of the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has supported the view of Abbey, a UK financial services group, that certain services associated with the management of investment funds should be free from value-added tax (VAT).
    September 30 2005
  • Ten more countries join Taxand
    Taxand, the international network of independent tax firms has increased its membership to 19 countries.
    September 30 2005
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