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  • Dutch update: New rules on tax treatment of foreign entities
    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
    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
  • 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
  • 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
  • US Budget boosts tax enforcement funds
    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
    February 06 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
  • UK chancellor tightens CFC rules
    The UK government has presented its changes to controlled-foreign-companies (CFCs) legislation to parliament
    February 06 2005
  • Spanish update: Court decisions are critical to international tax
    The 2005 Budget Law has not provided for any tax measures of great relevance. The socialist government, in office since March 2004, has promised a major tax reform for late 2005 the features of which are not yet known
    February 06 2005
  • BDO hires Baker partner as Australian head
    Nick Gangemi, a former tax partner at Baker & McKenzie, has joined BDO in Australia as national tax technical director
    February 06 2005
  • Argentine update: New measures to recover VAT related to fixed assets
    Last December the Argentine executive has promulgated the Law 25988 (passed by the Congress on December 16 2004) that enables taxpayers to recover value-added tax (VAT) paid on certain acquisitions of fixed assets and establishes a one-year extension of the unpopular financial transactions tax among other tax measures
    February 06 2005
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