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  • Directive transforms collateral rules
    The implementation of the EU Collateral Directive in Belgium has exposed its inefficiencies, point out Koen Vanderheyden and Julie Gabriel, of Lawfort
    March 01 2005
  • Judges highlight legal advice privilege
    Legal privilege protection, the general anti-avoidance provision and permanent establishment under tax treaties featured in some of the more interesting tax litigation in Australia over the past 12 months, reveals Kevin Pose of Allens Arthur Robinson
    March 01 2005
  • Bush's tax reform panel asks for input
    The panel's brief President Bush set up the bipartisan panel in January with a brief to deliver a report to the secretary of the Treasury with revenue-neutral policy options that:
    March 01 2005
  • The trial of the century (no, not that one) comes at last
    Marks & Spencer's former deputy head of tax, Philip Martin, explains the ramifications if the European Court of Justice sides with the retailer over group relief
    March 01 2005
  • Tax reform panel starts website
    The US President's Advisory Panel on Federal Tax Reform has its own website at www.taxreformpanel.gov.
    March 01 2005
  • Isle of Man adds taxation skills
    Ernst Bunders joined the Isle of Man Treasury as a senior treasury adviser on February 1 2005. He previously worked for the Netherlands government and is an experienced negotiator of tax treaties and agreements.
    March 01 2005
  • UK researchers win tax relief
    The UK Treasury has published details of a measure to ensure that researchers are not faced with an income tax and national insurance charge arising on an increase in the value of their shares in a university "spin-out" company due to the transfer of intellectual property.
    March 01 2005
  • EY focuses on tax policy liaison
    Christopher Sanger, a former tax director at Deloitte, has joined Ernst & Young in the UK to spearhead the firm's new initiative to work closer with the UK government on tax policy. Sanger held a similar position at Deloitte before deciding to move to Ernst & Young's London office.
    March 01 2005
  • Tax adviser on Academy Award secret ballot team
    Russell Crowe: joked about wanting to know whether he had won Rick Rosas, a tax partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers in Los Angeles was one of only three people that knew the winners of the Academy Awards before they were announced during the ceremony on February 27 2005.
    March 01 2005
  • US Inbound
    Guidance on the one-time repatriation rules released Alston & Bird
    March 01 2005
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