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  • New CGT rules for German derivatives market
    Private individuals holding a variety of financial products are subject to new capital gains rules following a recent letter from Germany’s Ministry of Finance. By Dr Marcus Mick, Flick Gocke Schaumburg, Frankfurt
    April 14 2002
  • India's 2002 budget sets its sights on dividends
    Following the recent announcement of the Indian budget, taxation of dividends has shifted from a fixed-rate system to an entity-based system. Time to take stock of the latest developments to determine the best route of investment into India. By Jairaj Purandare and Avinash Narvekar, Andersen, Mumbai
    April 14 2002
  • The BT demerger – lessons for UK structures
    At the end of 2001, British Telecommunications demerged its wireless business. The transaction provides a good example of how UK demergers can be effected without material tax costs for a company and its UK shareholders. By Mark Kingstone, Tom Scott and Lynne Walkington of Linklaters, London
    April 14 2002
  • CFC loopholes can still benefit Italian taxpayers
    Despite new CFC legislation in Italy, a lack of EU harmonization means that taxpayers may still use a variety of taxing jurisdictions to get the best rate for their income. By Marco Giuliani, of Professionisti Associati Deloitte & Touche, Milan
    April 14 2002
  • O’Melveny raids Coudert for Asian expansion
    O’Melveny & Myers has strengthened its Asian tax practice after hiring a Chinese specialist from Coudert Brothers
    April 13 2002
  • Andersen fragments in Latin America
    Building on its hispanic success — striking deals with Andersen offices in Spain and Portugal — Deloitte & Touche has persuaded Andersen in Brazil and Mexico to join the firm and turn their backs on a deal with KPMG. Not to be outdone Ernst & Young has negotiated a tie-up with Andersen’s Chile operation, Langton Clarke
    April 13 2002
  • KPMG loses ground as Andersen UK jumps to Deloitte
    KPMG has lost even more ground in its bid to merge with Andersen’s non-US offices after the UK practice jumped ship to Deloitte & Touche
    April 13 2002
  • Korea to ease foreign investment rules
    Korea will reduce investment thresholds and improve tax breaks to convince more multinational companies to set up their Asia headquarters in the country
    April 13 2002
  • EU investigates Belgium’s pro-US tax scheme
    Tax breaks offered to US companies operating in Belgium could constitute illegal state aid, according to the European Commission
    April 13 2002
  • Andersen and PwC unite in Middle East
    Andersen and PwC unite in Middle East Sunday, 14-Apr-02 00:00:00 GMT NewsInBrief 10047 The partners in Andersen Middle East and PricewaterhouseCoopers have decided to combine their practices.
    April 13 2002
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