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Spanish holdings were introduced to Spanish legislation in December 1995. They have since been developed and each amendment has implied an improvement. José-Maria Cusí of Clifford Chance analyzes the implications

The Australian Tax Office last week welcomed the Federal Court decision in Kajewski v Commissioner of Taxation holding that an employee benefit trust scheme was not tax effective

On March 26, the Israeli cabinet approved Finance Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Budget, which aims to reduce the Budget deficit by cancelling geographically-based tax breaks (saving NIS1 billion ($215 million)), levying an employers tax on foreign workers and cutting the defence and other government procurement budgets.

Watson, Farley & Williams has hired a senior associate from Allen & Overy for its New York tax group. Patricia Iandoli has joined the firm's international tax group as a partner. Iandoli specializes in asset finance tax work.

The Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) acting chief accountant is leaving the organization and returning to private practice. Jackson Day joined the SEC in September 2000 as deputy chief accountant and became acting chief accountant in November last year.