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  • Tax advisers condemn Indian e-commerce plans
    India must rethink proposed e-commerce taxation if the country is to succeed in the global online economy, according to a committee of international specialists
    December 02 2001
  • McDermott hit by partner defection
    Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom has become the latest US firm to set up a UK tax practice by hiring a partner from fellow US firm McDermott Will & Emery.
    December 02 2001
  • UK postpones plans for share option relief
    The UK chancellor of the Exchequer has declined to grant corporation tax relief on share options in his latest pre-budget statement, though he pledged to consider whether a deduction should be made available in the future and how access to it could be streamlined
    December 02 2001
  • France introduces low 3G taxes
    The French government has continued its climb down over the high charges for third generation (3G) mobile phone operators by setting a low annual tax on revenues
    December 02 2001
  • Australian lobby group appoints new chief to spearhead future
    The Business Coalition for Tax Reform has named the chief financial officer of John Fairfax Holdings as its new chairman, to spearhead lobbying on behalf of Australian businesses
    December 02 2001
  • One step forward, one step back in Portugal
    An overly broad definition of related parties, and the failure to legislate for APAs and cost contribution arrangements are some of the key omissions marring Portugal’s efforts at transfer pricing reform. By Francisco de Sousa da Câmara and Maria Quintela of Morais Leitão & J Galvão Teles, Lisbon
    December 01 2001
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers
    PricewaterhouseCoopers has been practicing in Latin America for nearly a century, with its first office opening in the region in 1906. With a Latin American network of over 12,000 professionals and the largest market share of any other services organization in the region, PricewaterhouseCoopers is uniquely positioned to assist companies with respect to their business activities throughout Latin America.
    December 01 2001
  • Xavier, Bernardes, Bragança
    Sociedade de Avogados
    December 01 2001
  • McDermott, Will & Emery
    227 West Monroe Street
    December 01 2001
  • EU company taxation stirs up controversy
    European Commission plans to modernize company taxation in the EU have received a mixed response. The Commission and other proponents of the plans claim that they will cut compliance costs for companies operating in more than one European country and boost cross-border investment. Critics argue that the plans are another step towards tax harmonization and are unrealistic.
    December 01 2001
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