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  • 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.
  • 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.
  • By Rodney Moore, KPMG in Australia
  • The Advocate General's opinion in Marks & Spencer may have provided taxpayers with ammunition to attack member states' tax consolidation rules. However, the overall position is far from clear, argues Mark Persoff of Clifford Chance
  • Our international tax team comprises over 50 practitioners throughout Europe. We advise on M&A tax planning, international group structuring, capital markets and banking taxes, employment taxes, real estate taxes, VAT and other indirect taxes, tax investigations and disputes, all as a matter of course. In addition, we have recognised experts in the areas of trusts and private capital tax planning, share incentives and employee benefits and onshore and offshore collective investment schemes.
  • The Polish parliament has accepted some major amendments to the new Value-Added Tax Act, which among other things, changes the rules concerning deduction of input value-added tax (VAT) on purchased and leased cars.
  • A new capital gains tax system on the dispositions of shares or beneficial interests in real estate located in Japan by non-resident individuals or foreign corporations was introduced by the 2005 Japanese Tax Reform.
  • On April 29 2005 the Dutch Ministry of Finance has issued a white paper on the contemplated reform of the Dutch corporate tax system. Subject to the usual legislative process, the envisaged effective date is January 1 2007. In an international context the following highlights are of particular interest.