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  • The avoir fiscal system and the new German half income procedure may make it attractive for non-German shareholders of French corporations to channel their dividend income through a German resident corporation. By Hubert Schmid and Thomas Dammer, Clifford Chance Pünder, Frankfurt
  • The authorities in Hong Kong have announced that shipowners in Hong Kong and the UK will only need to pay tax on income derived from one of the two jurisdictions.
  • Authorities in Argentina are to try and boost trade activity by increasing the size of tax refunds to exporters.
  • Latham & Watkins has continued its rapid expansion into Germany with the appointment of a Haarmann Hemmelrath partner to spearhead the development of a tax practice at the US firm
  • The Dutch government has said it will reduce corporation tax by 0.5% in next year's budget, pledging further reductions in future years
  • The Chinese government is to offer tax advantages to overseas investors in the western region of the country as part of a package of preferential policies aimed at boosting foreign interest in the less developed parts of the mainland
  • Ernst & Young is relocating its first foreign transfer-pricing specialist to the firm’s Tokyo office
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  • Sixth VAT Directive – Price reduction coupons issued by a manufacturer – Taxable amount with regard to retailers.
  • Sixth VAT Directive – Judgment in Elida Gibbs – Basis of assessment for value added tax (VAT) where, as part of a promotional scheme, the original supplier of an item compensates a subsequent retailer for a price reduction granted by that retailer to his customer – One or more other traders present in the chain between supplier and retailer – Failure to provide for the taxable amount to be adjusted in respect of the first supplier in those circumstances.