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  • US government publishes tax priorities for 2005-2006
    Proposed services regulations and cost-sharing regulations are two of the projects that will interest corporate and international tax directors most in the 2005-2006 Priority Guidance Plan of the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Treasury Department, which was issued on August 8.
    August 31 2005
  • Tax court will release reports for taxpayer scrutiny
    The US Tax Court has published proposed new rules allowing claimants to scrutinize the opinions of special trial judges.
    August 31 2005
  • US corporate tax revenues soar
    The federal US tax authorities have increased the amount of corporate tax collected by more than 40%. The US government released figures last week that show overall tax revenues were also up by almost 15%.
    August 31 2005
  • UK changes procedures for EU tax disputes
    Companies in the UK with EU tax claims face more onerous procedures after the House of Lords, the UK's highest court, overturned a Court of Appeal decision.
    August 31 2005
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    Grant Thornton
    Gary James
    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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    Business tax set to play crucial election role
    New Zealand's 2005 Budget did not fulfil expectations for tax. As a result, the government's tax plan could be the difference between it winning and losing the forthcoming general election, explains Thomas Pippos of Deloitte
    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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    Drew & Napier
    Drew & Napier is one of the largest legal firms in Singapore.
    August 31 2005
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    DeNovio moves back to private practice in DC
    Nick DeNovio: will join Latham & Watkins'
    August 31 2005
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