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  • New fiscal unity legislation: the continuing story
    On October 26 1999, the Dutch government proposed new legislation regarding the fiscal unity tax facility in the Dutch Corporate Income Tax Act (see International Tax Review, December/January 2000). The Dutch fiscal unity concept permits companies to apply for a tax consolidation of their wholly-owned subsidiaries, so that they can be treated as a single taxpayer and file one tax return.
    August 31 2001
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    August 30 2001
  • Australia and New Zealand sign first advance pricing pact
    The Australian Tax Office has signed a tripartite Advance Pricing Arrangement (APA) with its New Zealand counterpart and a large Australian-based multinational, a first between the two countries
    August 30 2001
  • Machado Meyer boosts tax team
    Machado, Meyer, Sendacz e Opice has appointed three new tax partners at the Brazilian firm. Ivandro Sanchez (tax planning), and Daniella Zagari Goncalves and Pedro Olivia Marcilio de Sousa (tax litigation) have all been promoted.
    August 30 2001
  • Italian government plans tax securitization
    The Italian Economy Ministry is planning a securitization of at least L6 trillion ($2.8 billion) of future tax revenues, which would be the first deal of its kind in the country, according to local financial daily Il Sole-24 Ore.
    August 26 2001
  • Tonga shreds blacklisting threat
    Legislative reforms in Tonga have ensured the Pacific island no longer at risk of being blacklisted as an uncooperative tax haven
    August 26 2001
  • US authorities amend trust taxation rules
    The US Internal Revenue Service has finalized amendments to rules defining a domestic or foreign trust for federal tax purposes.
    August 26 2001
  • Governors push for US internet tax
    Over 40 US state governors have signed a letter sent to Congress calling for an end to the ban on internet-specific taxes
    August 26 2001
  • Gibraltar challenges EU crackdown on special tax exemptions
    Gibraltar has launched a legal action against the European Commission’s probe into special tax breaks that could jeopardize the territory’s “tax exempt company” regime
    August 25 2001
  • World Trade ruling slams US tax subsidies again
    In a dispute that has been dragging on since the 1970s, the World Trade Organization has again ruled that special tax breaks for US exporters are illegal export subsidies
    August 25 2001
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