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  • Minter Ellison forges Australian tax alliance
    Senior tax specialists from Ernst & Young and Corrs Chambers Westgarth in Australia have set up a boutique firm to join forces with Minter Ellison, in an alliance that will strengthen the firm's financial services practice
    July 28 2001
  • Lawyers urge clients to push for Taiwanese securitization reform
    Lawyers in Taiwan are readying themselves for the birth of securitization in the country, urging clients to press the government for clarification of legislation that could hold up deals
    July 28 2001
  • India to clarify transfer pricing rules
    The Indian government is to relax its transfer pricing norms at the end of this month, when the country's Revenue Department issues new guidelines
    July 28 2001
  • Singapore regulator files tax suit against SingTel
    Singapore's telecoms regulator is suing the majority government-owned telecoms operator over a $216 million provision for tax that was paid in error
    July 28 2001
  • US and UK join to fight tax evasion
    New information exchange provisions in the US-UK tax treaty, signed this week, will ensure closer cooperation between tax authorities in the two countries to fight tax evasion
    July 28 2001
  • Senior Japanese tax official joins Baker & McKenzie
    Baker & McKenzie is to strengthen its Tokyo team later this year with the hire of Kazuo Taguchi to the US firm's international tax practice.
    July 26 2001
  • KPMG loses senior partner to McDermott
    McDermott, Will & Emery has hired Donald Griswold, the national partner-in-charge of KPMG's US state and local tax technical services practice.
    July 25 2001
  • Belgian diamond securitization awaits tax ruling
    The closure of Belgium’s first public securitization involving the sale of physical assets is dependent on a tax ruling that will confirm whether the deal can go ahead
    July 21 2001
  • Russian tax police return billions to budget
    Russia's tax police have returned R 44 billion ($1.52 million) to the country's budget between January and May this year, according to local reports. However, Mikhail Fradkov, the tax police chief, said Russian tax laws are still too liberal, allowing tax evaders to escape responsibility.
    July 21 2001
  • Thailand to woo venture capital with tax incentives
    The Thai government is considering tax incentives to encourage investors to set up venture capital funds
    July 21 2001
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