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  • Ireland continues to woo international business
    Ireland is continuing its efforts to be an attractive location for mobile international investors. New changes expected to be introduced the forthcoming Finance Act 2002 should continue this tradition. By Gary O’Mahony, Ernst & Young, Dublin
    March 01 2002
  • Australian regulator warns investors over tax avoidance
    Australia’s tax authority is considering whether schemes that transfer tax credits associated with fully- or partly-franked shares from one investor to another could amount to tax avoidance
    February 24 2002
  • BBLP Moscow team defects to Andersen
    Andersen and Andersen Legal have scooped six members of BBLP's Moscow practice, three months after the BBLP practice announced its merger with KLegal, KPMG's legal arm.
    February 24 2002
  • Tax havens pledge tighter anti-money laundering defences
    Guernsey, Jersey and the Isle of Man have announced they will tighten their anti-money laundering regimes to bring them further into line with international best practices
    February 24 2002
  • Singapore signs two double-tax treaties
    The Singapore government last week signed double tax treaties with Kuwait and Romania
    February 24 2002
  • Caribbean tax haven commits to OECD reforms
    Antigua and Barbuda has committed to making its tax regime more transparent and improving information exchanges with OECD member states, narrowly beating the end-of-February deadline
    February 22 2002
  • HLB expands its accountancy network
    International accounting and business services network HLB International has added two new members to its network
    February 17 2002
  • EU VAT directive angers US
    The US is disappointed with a directive passed by the EU’s ECOFIN committee that will force US retailers selling digital products such as software and music to EU customers to levy VAT on the sales. Previously non-EU vendors have been exempt from charging the tax, which varies from 15% in Luxembourg to 25% in Denmark
    February 17 2002
  • Further aid needed for research and development in Europe
    The European Commission’s enterprise policy group has concluded that conditions for innovative and entrepreneurial enterprises need to be improved if the EU is to reach its goal of creating the most competitive knowledge-based economy in the world in the next 10 years
    February 17 2002
  • US lawmakers propose stock option reforms
    Lawmakers in the US have introduced a bill to the Senate that would force companies to record stock options on financial statements or lose a tax break
    February 17 2002
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