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  • German tax authorities gain banking probe powers
    A court ruling has strengthened the German tax authority's battle against tax evasion.
    August 11 2001
  • CMS French ally hires government tax head
    CMS Bureau Francis Lefebvre, the French member of the CMS European alliance, has hired the head of international tax relations at the French authorities
    August 11 2001
  • EU calls for harmonization of share-option schemes
    The EU Commission could enact legislation governing employee share option schemes, making it easier for companies throughout the single market to operate such schemes.
    August 11 2001
  • Indian committee proposes IT tax strategies
    India's committee on the taxation of e-commerce has asked the government to look at various ways of increasing tax revenues from the information technology industries
    August 11 2001
  • Hong Kong wavers on sales tax proposals
    Hong Kong's finance secretary is downplaying suggestions that the government should introduce a 3% general sales tax (GST) following a report issued this week proposing its introduction
    August 11 2001
  • UK considers windfall tax for oil companies
    The UK Treasury has revealed it is considering a windfall tax on oil companies, soon after BP announced near-record profits of £2.7 billion ($3.8 billion) for the second quarter of the year
    August 11 2001
  • OECD charts course for Australian reforms
    The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has said Australia must further reform its taxation systems.
    August 11 2001
  • Corporates ask Bush to appeal "illegal" US tax breaks ruling
    Executives from 74 US companies have sent a letter to president Bush asking him to appeal the World Trade Organization's ruling that tax breaks for exporters are an illegal export subsidy.
    August 11 2001
  • Hong Kong appoints Revenue Commissioner
    Alice Lau Mak Yee-Ming, acting Commissioner for the Hong Kong Inland Revenue, has been permanently appointed to the post after months of uncertainty in the department.
    August 11 2001
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    August 09 2001
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