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  • Davis Polk & Wardwell and Sidley Austin Brown and Wood have advised on the common stock public offering by Aon Corporation
  • Hong Kong considers tax options Sunday, 17-Nov-02 00:00:00 GMT NewsInBrief 11498 According to press reports, Hong Kong is considering tax reform and canvassing ideas for the 2003/4 budget to stem falling government revenues. Reports in the Hong Kong Standard predict tax increases including increasing the profits tax.
  • Malaysia traders have been told to pay the government the service tax they collect from customers as quickly as possible or face action by the country’s tax department
  • The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) has proposed that companies should account for share-based payment transactions, including employee’s share options as an expense
  • The US treasury department has issued temporary regulations forcing companies to inform the Inland Revenue Service and their shareholders when they move their headquarters offshore or are bought by a foreign company
  • Interpretation of Article 13A(1)(n) of the Sixth Council Directive 77/388/EEC on harmonisation of member state laws on turnover taxes – Common system of valued added tax: uniform basis of assessment – ‘Other cultural bodies’ recognised by the member state concerned – Soloist (included thereunder?) – ‘Activities in the public interest’ – Concert with primarily commercial aims (included thereunder?).
  • Professional services firm Ernst & Young has cautioned against the UK government rushing into corporate tax reform
  • Shearman & Sterling advises Deutsche Bank on tax deal Sunday, 10-Nov-02 00:00:00 GMT NewsInBrief 11437 Shearman & Sterling has represented Deutsche bank on the sale of parts of its Global Securities Services business to State Street. State Street will pay up to $1.5 billion in cash or a combination of cash and stock for the business though the price is subject to adjustment.
  • Controversy over the selection process for the new public oversight panel in the US caused the Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Harvey Pitt, to resign on November 5 2002
  • KPMG has created a Canadian tax centre of excellence in its New York office