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  • Japan’s tokumei kumiai – still a versatile planning tool
    Tokumei kumiai arrangements continue to be a versatile planning technique for achieving a wide range of business and tax structuring objectives. This article looks at their use in Japan, and at the increase in tax audit scrutiny of TK arrangements. By Dean A Yoost and Todd Landau, PricewaterhouseCoopers, Tokyo and New York
    July 19 2001
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    July 19 2001
  • Attributing profits to a PE: a US perspective
    Determining the profits attributable to a PE is poorly explicated in practice. The OECD has drafted a proposal to clarify matters. By Philip R West, Andersen Office of Federal Tax Services, Washington, DC, and Robert Janukowicz and W Anne Jie, Andersen, New York
    July 19 2001
  • North America looks for long-term value
    Globalization and changes in the economy are creating new opportunities for advisers and corporations in North America as long-term planning needs are reassessed. By Georgina Stanley
    July 19 2001
  • Orrick expands New York team with Baker & McKenzie hire
    Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe is strengthening its structured finance-related tax capabilities in New York, following a senior scalp from Baker & McKenzie
    July 19 2001
  • Italy to cut tax burden
    The Italian government is to reduce the country's tax burden from 42% to 37% of GDP over the next five years.
    July 18 2001
  • India to reform e-commerce tax
    The Indian government is considering plans to tax e-commerce by companies operating in the country, but which do not have a physical location there, according to a report in The Times of India.
    July 17 2001
  • Argentina to consider tax extension on credit unions
    Argentine cabinet chief Chrystian Colombo said the executive would ask Congress to extend taxes on credit unions to cover all banking operations that the unions provide.
    July 17 2001
  • OECD slams secrecy in tax havens
    An OECD report on the misuse of corporate structures for illegal activities has called for more robust regimes for disclosing the hidden beneficial owners of companies, trusts and foundations
    July 14 2001
  • Property fund law to boost Korean restructuring
    Korea has enacted new laws to encourage much needed investment in the country’s depressed property market and aid the restructuring of struggling companies
    July 14 2001
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