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  • Freshfields’ Dutch tax chief quits for boutique
    The head of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer’s Dutch tax practice has resigned from the firm to join Spigthoff, a local corporate litigation and M&A boutique
    June 22 2002
  • Ernst & Young to launch 140-strong structured finance group
    Ernst & Young is setting up a structured finance group in an attempt to offer a one-stop-service for tax advice on structured deals
    June 22 2002
  • US Senate supports anti-tax avoidance bill
    The US Senate Finance Committee has approved legislation to prevent corporations avoiding domestic business levies by setting up headquarters in lower-tax countries
    June 22 2002
  • Andersen admits defeat
    Andersen has admitted that the guilty jury verdict it received in its criminal trial has effectively ended the firm’s audit practice
    June 21 2002
  • UK fiscal specialists urge end to stamp duty on share deals
    New findings by the Institute of Fiscal Studies (IFS) put pressure on the UK government to abolish stamp duty on share transactions
    June 21 2002
  • Supreme Court judge joins Australian Tax Office
    The Australian Tax Office has appointed a Melbourne tax lawyer and Victorian Supreme Court judge as special counsel
    June 21 2002
  • US proposals threaten European companies
    Proposals in the US Congress could force foreign-owned companies to pay higher taxes, a move that comes in retaliation to the EU-US dispute over tax breaks for exporters
    June 21 2002
  • Taiwan considers reform
    Taiwan considers reform Saturday, 22-Jun-02 00:00:00 GMT NewsInBrief 10526 Taiwan's economics minister is calling for a change to the country's tax regime to compete with mainland China.
    June 21 2002
  • Commission v Germany
    Failure by a member state to fulfil its obligations – Sixth VAT Directive – Articles 2(1) and 13(A)(1)(i) – Research activities of public-sector higher-education establishments carried out for consideration – Exemption.
    June 19 2002
  • OECD doubts benefits of Tobin tax
    The OECD has published a report showing it is skeptical about the potential benefits of a Tobin tax
    June 15 2002
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