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  • By Dr Tillmann Pyszka and York Zöllkau, Düsseldorf and Cornelia Wolff, Cologne
  • By James M Gannon, Washington, DC
  • Over the past few years, companies have learned the importance of their intellectual property. As the economy shifted into the "new economy", companies began to realize that their value was no longer solely tied to cash flow and earnings but was also strongly influenced by intangible assets. In response, companies were forced to look closely at their intangible assets and the values connected with them. Then, the new economy started to fade and the market began to correct corporate values. What remains now is an increased awareness of intangible values, and the knowledge that opportunities exist – around the world – for optimizing these values.
  • Ernst & Young is back on its recruitment drive and this time it is Pricewaterhouse-Coopers in Mexico that has suffered. The firm has poached Manuel Solano and colleague Alberto Lopez to join its Latin American tax group. The pair, who officially resigned mid-March, join the firm on April 15 2002.
  • Bar panel addresses services regulations
  • Tokyo’s metropolitan government has been ordered to return nearly Y75 billion ($562 million) that it has taken in taxes from 18 banks in the last two years, following a court ruling
  • The Exodus acquisition marks the end of a restructuring process at Cable & Wireless that has seen the company transformed from consumer telecoms provider to business internet protocol (IP) and data provider in little over two years. And while the company's tax group has been kept busy with numerous transactions throughout the transformation, it too has been restructured.
  • DATE TYPE OF DEAL VALUE TARGET ACQUIRER/ ISSUER HOLDER/ UNDERWITER ADVISERS TO TARGET ADVISERS TO ACQUIRER/ ISSUER ADVISERS TO HOLDER/ UNDERWRITER 28/2/02 disposal £560 million ($796 million) Malibu Allied Domecq (UK) Diageo (UK) n/a Linklaters, London, Guy Brannan, Guy Dingley, Clare Carpenter; New York, Valerie Leipheimer; in-house Michael Kennedy Slaughter and May; London Steve Edge, Charles Goddard 3/3/02 disposal £250 million ($355.7 million) Land Securities (UK) client of REIT Asset Management (UK) n/a Nabarro Nathanson, London, Nick Burt n/a n/a 6/3/02 sale and
  • The UK is to introduce a new tax regime for intangibles, including goodwill and intellectual property.