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  • Foreign exchange and inflation rate fluctuations have a significant impact on the tax position of companies operating in the region. The situation demands innovative tax planning argue Manuel Solano, Terri L Grosselin, and Ricardo Vargas of Ernst & Young
  • Clifford Chance is advising on the sale of Homebase Group in the UK to Argos (GUS plc) for approximately £900 million ($1.411 billion). Clifford Chance is advising the Permira Funds and management shareholders on the sale. Permira acquired Homebase from J Sainsbury last year. Clifford Chance associate James Plummer advised on tax matters and Jonathan Beastall led the corporate team. Linklaters advised Argos.
  • The electrical retail group Dixons in the UK fears that a change in the tax regime could cost the company around £20 million ($31.45 million) next year
  • In a recent decision, the Nancy Administrative Appeal Court (April 4 2002, 98-451, SA Maximo) had to decide whether the formation of a holding within the European Union could be regarded as an abuse of law under section L64 of the French Tax Procedure Code.
  • The ECJ is striking down some well-established national tax principles. PricewaterhouseCoopers' Peter Cussons and Michele Frankland work out what it means for companies in Europe
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  • There are a number of ways to keep your tax bills low when exporting from China. KPMG's Wendy Guo shares some of her secrets
  • A recent field service advice memorandum (FSA) may reveal current IRS thinking on when and how the performance of services can result in the creation of a valuable intangible.
  • US firm Greenberg Traurig is moving into Europe and opening offices in Amsterdam and Zurich in January 2003. Both offices will have a strong tax focus initially with local hires including former partners from PricewaterhouseCoopers. This makes Greenberg Traurig the second US law firm (alongside Baker & McKenzie) with offices in the Netherlands.
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