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  • The minister for finance announced the government's budget for 2005 on December 1 2004
  • Fiscally-transparent entities from either the US or New Zealand will receive tax treatment identical to that they would receive in their home country when earning income in the other, as a result of an agreement between the two countries that was announced on February 11 2005
  • Foreign investors in Japan could face a crippling 20% withholding tax after the country’s tax authorities moved to close what they say is a loophole in the taxation of private equity funds
  • When dealing with the Netherlands, entities that are tax transparent in their home jurisdiction often find that they are regarded as taxable entities for Dutch tax purposes
  • 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
  • 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.
  • Legal Media Group has released its new Expert Guides on tax, real estate, and securitization and structured finance.
  • President Bush’s Budget for the 2006 fiscal year, released on February 7 2005, requested an additional $500 million for the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) tax enforcement activities
  • Two important decisions on the judicial approach to the construction of taxing statutes were handed down on November 25 2004
  • The UK government has presented its changes to controlled-foreign-companies (CFCs) legislation to parliament