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  • UK research groups win tax breaks
    The UK government has unveiled a scheme to ensure that researchers that develop their own ideas do not have to pay income tax or national insurance when the value of their shares in a so-called “spin-out” company increases because of intellectual property transfers
    February 14 2005
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    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
    February 14 2005
  • Mexican update: Tax reform creates definition of business profits
    The tax bill for 2005 was approved on November 13 2004 and published in the official gazette on December 1 2004
    February 14 2005
  • Lovells boosts Polish tax practice
    Anna Brynska, formerly head of the tax group at Salans Hertzfeld & Heilbronn, has joined Lovells' Warsaw office. Brynska, who specializes in M&A and international tax, joined the international law firm on February 1 2005.
    February 14 2005
  • Irish update: Budget adds to holding company appeal
    The minister for finance announced the government's budget for 2005 on December 1 2004
    February 14 2005
  • UK renews anti-avoidance campaign
    The UK government is maintaining its attack on corporate tax avoidance with the introduction of three new measures
    February 14 2005
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    Venezuela closes 80 McDonald’s outlets over tax dispute
    The Venezuelan tax authorities (SENIAT) closed down 80 McDonald’s fast-food restaurants for three days ending on February 5 2005 as part of a tougher approach on tax evasion throughout the country
    February 14 2005
  • Germany presses for EU jet fuel tax
    Hans Eichel, Germany's finance minister, will this week step-up pressure within the EU for a tax on airline fuel. Eichel was optimistic that many member states will back the move when he raises the issue at the meeting of EU finance ministers on Thursday, February 17 2005.
    February 14 2005
  • New Expert Guides released
    Legal Media Group has released its new Expert Guides on tax, real estate, and securitization and structured finance.
    February 07 2005
  • UK update: Lords clarify law on taxing statutes
    Two important decisions on the judicial approach to the construction of taxing statutes were handed down on November 25 2004
    February 06 2005
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