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  • Where will UK companies fit in group structures when the UK capital gains exemption for disposals of substantial shareholdings takes effect in April 2002? Multinational tax planners take note. By Guy Brannan and Mike Hardwick and Lynne Walkington, Linklaters, London
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  • The Danish government introduced draft legislation (Bill No L 99) on February 7 2002 that should facilitate doing business in Denmark and improve the competitive position of Danish industry.
  • Rather than instigate a thorough process of reform, the Mexican Congress has opted for adjustments to the exisiting tax framework. Further change can be expected. By Miguel Valdez, Federico Aguilar and Lissett Tautfest of Ernst & Young, Chicago and Mexico City
  • 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
  • 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
  • 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.
  • The Singapore government last week signed double tax treaties with Kuwait and Romania
  • 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
  • International accounting and business services network HLB International has added two new members to its network