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  • Russia and Israel target tax evaders
    Russian and Israeli tax officials are uniting to fight tax evasion.
    January 06 2002
  • Compaq wins tax shelter appeal
    The Internal Revenue Service’s fight against tax shelters suffered a blow on December 28 when a federal court of appeal ruled against both the IRS and the Tax Court in favour of Compaq Computers
    January 06 2002
  • Australian businesses call for tax reform
    A discussion paper published last month is calling for reform to Australia’s international tax regime to help domestic businesses grow internationally
    January 06 2002
  • Israeli tax relief aids venture capital industry
    A new directive published last week by the Israeli Income Tax Authority aims to boost the venture capital fund industry by increasing foreign investment
    January 06 2002
  • Why Russia is still playing catch up
    Russia lacks both the experience and the relevant information to put in place a truly effective transfer pricing regime, but the will is there. By Victor Matchekhin of Linklaters, Moscow
    January 03 2002
  • World's leading tax advisers: Part 1 – Latin America Revealed: who you think is the best
    For the past two years, the results of International Tax Review’s Latin America survey have yielded few surprises, with little movement in the ranking of firms. However, as this year’s results show, the dynamics could be changing. Find out why. By Sharon Cunningham
    January 03 2002
  • More German taxes for executives abroad
    A bundle of new tax acts that significantly alter the German tax system has passed into legislation. As part of the continuing tax reform, the legislator has changed the taxation of foreign executives of German companies. By Harald Herrmann and Maral Rösner of Clifford Chance Pünder, Frankfurt am Main
    January 03 2002
  • US Customs finally meets its match
    US importers have traditionally met with little success when challenging unfavourable rulings by the US Customsauthorities. The decision in Mead represents an important challenge to this state of affairs. By Damon Pike and Giovanni DiCenso, of Deloitte & Touche, Atlanta and Washington DC
    January 03 2002
  • Thailand woos foreign companies with tax breaks
    Foreign companies are to be offered wide-ranging tax breaks to persuade them to establish regional headquarters in Thailand
    December 16 2001
  • Shaw Pittman to advise Inland Revenue on outsourcing
    US firm Shaw Pittman is advising UK tax agency the Inland Revenue on its outsourcing tender
    December 16 2001
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