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  • The European Commission (EC) has launched an attack on discriminatory tax systems against foreign pension funds in six member states
  • With its corporate tax rate down to 12.5% Ireland cannot afford to let any potential revenue slip through the net and its 2003 Finance Bill announced last week attempts to remove the risk of this happening
  • Sixth VAT Directive – Place of taxable transactions – Refund of VAT paid in another member state – Motor vehicle made available under a leasing contract – Fuel management agreement – Person having been supplied with fuel.
  • Sixth VAT Directive – Taxable transactions – Concept of ‘economic activity’ – Admission of a new partner to a partnership in consideration of payment of a contribution in case.
  • The German government has said it will exempt banks from a law that has made true sale securitizations impossible for the past two years
  • Measures announced by the UK trade and industry secretary last week to toughen up protection against business malpractice have spared professional services firms from drastic reform
  • A lenient Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) has granted the big four permission to provide tax services to audit clients into the foreseeable future
  • Allen & Overy advised Schroder Salomon Smith Barney and Merrill Lynch on a £3 billion ($4.9 billion) securitization for Northern Rock. The securitization was backed by its portfolio of residential mortgages and allows Northern Rock to issue new home loans. Securitization partner Salim Nathoo led the Allen & Overy team with Mark Brailsford and Adam Blakemore advising on tax matters.
  • The Israeli ministry of finance is going to submit a plan worth NIS5 to NIS8 billion ($1 billion to $1.6 billion) in Budget cuts and tax changes. According to The Globe newspaper in Israel, the ministry also intends to bring its planned tax reform forward to July this year and implement it fully within the next three years instead of the original intention of implementing it within the next five years. The plan will probably be submitted in March or April this year.
  • The Pirelli tyre group won its case in the UK High court on January 22 against the Inland Revenue and the decision will leave the path clear for other companies claiming compensation for the UK revenue’s attempts to delay repaying businesses