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  • Hans Eichel, Germany's finance minister, has said he supports the introduction of a European tax.
  • From January next year, sales transactions carried out over the internet in South Korea will be subject to value-added tax
  • The Thai government is planning to introduce a withholding tax on companies. At present withholding tax is only levied on personal incomes.
  • The Brazilian government is considering extending the country's financial transaction tax by at least another 18 months. The tax, which levies 0.38% on any kind of financial transaction, is due to expire in June 2002.
  • Baker & McKenzie has hired Robert Kirschenbaum from the US department of treasury to join the firm's Palo Alto office as a tax partner. For the government he was a senior member of the Internal Revenue Service's Advance Pricing Agreement programme and the Japan Case Coordinator for the APA's competent authority negotiations. Kirschenbaum joins a group of 120 tax lawyers in the North American tax group.
  • A Dutch government commission has recommended a corporate tax cut from 35% to 30%, according to De Volkskrant newspaper. This would save Dutch companies Gld2.5 billion ($956 million) a year, the newspaper said. The commission was set up by the finance ministry to examine Dutch corporate tax legislation from an international perspective.
  • The OECD has called for governments to concentrate on more efficient tax policies
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  • The European Securitisation Forum has outlined the need for regulatory harmonization to bring greater efficiency to the market