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  • Lower customs duties under new agreement with Japan
    On April 1 a free trade agreement entered into effect between Mexico and Japan. The signing of this agreement has been well-publicized in Mexico as it is one of the first agreements of this nature signed by Japan with a developing country.
    May 25 2005
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    Ballentine Barbera hires KPMG European transfer pricing head
    Ted Keen: Has yet to agree a departure date with KPMG Ballentine Barbera Group (BBG), the US-based transfer pricing boutique, is expanding into Europe with the hire of Ted Keen, KPMG's partner in charge of transfer pricing economics for Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Keen will make the switch after agreeing a departure date with KPMG.
    May 25 2005
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    Managing expatriate tax costs
    By Jim Yager, KPMG in Canada
    May 25 2005
  • The five Cs of managing cross-border equity and deferred compensation
    By Dave Peterson, KPMG in Switzerland
    May 25 2005
  • Kingscrest Associates Ltd, Montecello Ltd v Commissioners of Customs & Excise
    Sixth VAT Directive – Article 13A(1)(g) and (h) – Exempt transactions – Supplies closely linked to welfare and social security work – Supplies closely linked to the protection of children and young persons – Supplies made by bodies other than those governed by public law and recognised as charitable by the member state concerned – Private, profit-making entity – Meaning of ‘charitable’.
    May 25 2005
  • US tax planning for foreign nationals investing in foreign corporations
    By Joan Smyth, KPMG in the US
    May 25 2005
  • US tax authorities issue more repatriation guidance
    The US Internal Revenue Service and the Department of the Treasury have released a second round of guidance on repatriation of foreign earnings under Internal Revenue Code section 965, part of the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004. The guidance provides direction on the effect of mergers, acquisitions and reorganizations in calculating the amount of dividends eligible for an 85% dividends received deduction on cash distributions from controlled foreign corporations.
    May 25 2005
  • Coudert Brothers loses global tax head to Winston & Strawn
    Edmund Cohen, former head of Coudert Brothers' global tax practice, has left the firm for Winston & Strawn (W&S). He joined W&S' New York office last Monday, May 9.
    May 25 2005
  • DLA Piper hires new head of tax for Asia
    Daniel Chan, formerly of Baker & McKenzie's Hong Kong tax practice, has joined DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary as head of tax for Asia. Chan specializes in the tax aspects of inbound investment into China. His practice covers corporate tax planning, tax incentives, M&A and indirect taxes.
    May 25 2005
  • International payrolls
    By Rodney Moore, KPMG in Australia
    May 25 2005
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