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  • The French tax authorities have released provisional rules similar to the US and UK disclosure laws as part of Prime Minister Dominique de Villepin's tax reform drive
  • The Philippine Supreme Court has reinstated a controversial tax law that removes indirect tax exemptions and paves the way for a planned 2% rise in value-added tax
  • The House of Lords, the highest court in the UK, is likely to be asked to decide on two test cases concerning when companies should pay tax on profits after the Court of Session in Scotland ruled against a Scotch whisky distiller over the matter
  • The Polish lower house has unanimously defeated the president's proposed veto over the 15% value-added tax (VAT) refund on construction materials
  • Nicholas DeNovio, former deputy chief counsel (technical) at the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS), has quit his job to move into private practice
  • Last Monday, KPMG in the US settled with the Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for $456 million to prevent the firm's prosecution over tax shelters
  • By Marienne Shiota Munhoz and Murilo Mello, KPMG Tax Advisers, São Paulo
  • Investment partnerships or professional partnerships that do not register their business domicile will have to pay the municipal tax in the district corresponding to the domicile recorded before the IRS.
  • Multinational companies with operations in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) could face higher tax bills after the country asked the IMF to help it to develop a value-added tax (VAT) system.
  • Sed Crest finds out what is troubling tax executives in Asia and why they want a closer relationship with their tax advisers