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  • Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer has poached Renato Paternollo for its Milan office from Chiomenti Studio Legale. The Italian firm formed an alliance with US firm Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom in June this year.
  • Aspirations for a single EU market are killed off by member states that use tax legislation to discriminate against cross-border sales of investment funds. By David Newton and Travis Barker of PricewaterhouseCoopers
  • The Korean National Tax Service (NTS) and the Ministry of Finance and Economy (MOFE) recently issued two private rulings that may affect foreign companies doing business in Korea.
  • Some time ago, the Belgian government announced tax reforms that will, in time, result in a reduction in the standard rate of corporation tax to 33.99%. At present, the new, lower rate includes what is referred to as a crisis contribution (a surcharge of 3% on the tax charge). The eventual aim is to do away with the 3% supplement, thus bringing the ultimate rate down to 33%. The time scale for the reform is not yet set in stone: the Treasury has indicated January 1 2002 as a possible introduction date.
  • Reference for a preliminary ruling – Definition of a national court or tribunal – Freedom to provide services – Municipal tax on satellite dishes – Restriction on the freedom to receive television programmes by satellite.
  • Sixth VAT Directive – Importation by removal of goods from external customs arrangements – Transport by road under cover of a TIR carnet or T1 document showing the registration numbers of a truck and trailer – Substitution of another truck – Unloading of trailer and destruction of seals.
  • Indian employees of pharmaceutical, biotech, and entertainment companies based in India will benefit from lower tax rates if they receive global depository receipts (GDRs) from their employers under employee stock option schemes
  • Shearman & Sterling has completed a crucial phase of its transatlantic expansion after a three-pronged raid on some of the firm's main rivals