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  • US and Bulgaria plan treaty negotiations
    The governments of the US and Bulgaria announced on April 21 that they plan to begin negotiating a bilateral income tax treaty. The first round of negotiations is scheduled to begin later this year. If agreed, the treaty would be the first ever between the two countries.
    May 04 2005
  • Baker hires west coast EY tax partner
    Baker & McKenzie announced last week on April 21 2005, that tax partner Beth Williams has joined its Palo Alto office from Ernst & Young
    April 25 2005
  • China unifies its export rebate rules
    China's State Administration of Taxation has released a number of notices bringing together the tax rebate (exemption) rules
    April 25 2005
  • South Korea investigates tax evasion by foreign funds
    South Korea's National Tax Service (NTS) has launched tax evasion investigations into at least two foreign private equity funds, prompting concerns about a widespread clampdown on foreign investors
    April 25 2005
  • UK election campaigns quiet on business taxes
    Political campaigning in the run-up to the UK general election, to be held next week on May 5 2005, is fierce. But ITR Week finds that there is little to distinguish between the three main political parties on corporate and international tax
    April 25 2005
  • Russia moves to change company tax rules
    Corporate income tax regulations are close to change in Russia after a powerful parliamentary body approved new amendments to the tax code
    April 25 2005
  • M&S opinion baffles European tax specialists
    European tax specialists have said that the opinion of the advocate-general in the Marks & Spencer (M&S) case at the European Court of Justice (ECJ) leaves many questions about the future of international taxation within the EU unanswered
    April 25 2005
  • Stichting ‘Goed Wonen’ v Staatssecretaris van Financiën
    Turnover tax – Common system of value added tax – Article 17 of Sixth Directive 77/388/EEC – Deduction of input tax – Amendment of national legislation – Retroactive effect – Principles of the protection of legitimate expectations and legal certainty.
    April 25 2005
  • UK update: Taxpayer victory on double tax relief conundrum
    The main issue in dispute between the taxpayer company, a life assurance company, and the Inland Revenue, was how double tax relief is calculated where the receipt that has been subject to overseas tax is included in trading profits taxed on schedule D-case I principles
    April 16 2005
  • UN revamps international tax group
    The United Nation's Economic and Social Council has passed a resolution to set up a new international tax body
    April 16 2005
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