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  • Use of foreign base companies deemed abusive
    In two decisions, the Austrian Administrative Court (Verwaltungsgerichtshof) recently qualified the use of foreign base companies as abusive tax avoidance. The Austrian companies, in both cases, channelled interest income – which would be taxable in Austria – into foreign tax exempt or privileged subsidiaries to get such income redistributed to Austria as tax-exempt dividends. According to the court no sufficient reasons other than tax reasons were provided to justify the structure.
    August 31 2005
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    Prosecutors win tax shelter verdict
    US Department of Justice The conviction of a New York banking executive for tax evasion could be critical to any case that the US authorities' might take against KPMG for selling illegal tax advice, according to news reports. At the same time, FT.com reported on August 22 that the big-four accounting firm and the authorities were in the final stages of agreeing a legal settlement over the sale of tax shelters by KPMG.
    August 31 2005
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    Protocol transforms double tax agreement
    A review of their double tax agreement was a feature of the recent economic cooperation pact between India and Singapore. The amended agreement offers some planning opportunities, explain Srinivasa Rao and Rajendra Nayak of Ernst & Young
    August 31 2005
  • UK may scrap avoidance rules
    After pressure from businesses, the UK government has said it may scrap a controversial anti-avoidance tax measure relating to overseas subsidiaries.
    August 31 2005
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    Tribunal clarifies Indian permanent establishment rules
    Source: www.vismedia.co.uk Multinational companies with operations in India have received some welcome clarification on the country's international tax rules after a Delhi tribunal delivered a decision in a tax case involving three mobile phone operators.
    August 31 2005
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    DeNovio moves back to private practice in DC
    Nick DeNovio: will join Latham & Watkins'
    August 31 2005
  • Mexican lawyers set up new tax boutique
    A group of Mexican lawyers, all former colleagues at the full-service law firm of Ortiz, Sainz y Erreguerena, have set up their own independent tax boutique.
    August 31 2005
  • Transfer Pricing Associates opens offices in seven countries
    Transfer Pricing Associates, an international boutique headquartered the Netherlands, has set up operations in the US, France, Germany, Japan, Switzerland, Australasia and South Africa.
    August 31 2005
  • Deloitte parts with transfer pricing leader
    Jill Weise, a former New England transfer pricing leader and firm director at Deloitte in Boston, has left the firm to join CRA International.
    August 31 2005
  • IRS issues cost-sharing audit checklist
    The IRS has issued an audit checklist to guide IRS examiners when they audit cost-sharing arrangements (CSA). The audit checklist contains a detailed list of documents that IRS examiners should request on audit and provides extensive instructions on how examiners should approach common audit issues, such as the valuation of buy-ins and the treatment of stock options.
    August 31 2005
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