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  • Ernst & Young re-brands US law arm for NY launch
    McKee Nelson, Ernst & Young plans to open a New York office in the next two months, but the firm will change its name to comply with the rules of the New York Bar
    May 17 2001
  • Netherlands eases rules for multinationals
    The Netherlands Supreme Court has recently announced decisions on the participation exemption and fiscal unity regime. Multinationals take note. By Corina van Lindonk and Mark van der Linden, Deloitte & Touche, Rotterdam and Chicago
    May 16 2001
  • Twelve-lawyer team quits Sidley Austin Brown & Wood
    A team of 12 capital markets, structured finance and M&A lawyers — including five partners — has left Sidley Austin Brown & Wood to join McKee Nelson, Ernst & Young in Washington DC
    May 15 2001
  • Belgian finance minister calls for EU tax
    Belgium's finance minister has called for direct EU taxes to fund the Union's budget expenses, and has said the issue will be on the agenda at a summit of EU leaders in December
    May 12 2001
  • UK under pressure for windfall tax on oil companies
    The UK government has come under increasing pressure to impose a windfall tax on oil companies, following record profit announcements by BP and Shell
    May 12 2001
  • Legislators urge end to US loophole for insurers
    US congressmen Richard Neal and Nancy Johnson have proposed new legislation to close a loophole used by some insurance companies to avoid federal tax.
    May 12 2001
  • CSFB structures tax-efficient bond issue for Euro markets
    Credit Suisse First Boston has devised a new tax-efficient structure for Swiss food company Nestlé's $620 million bond issue.
    May 12 2001
  • Singapore legislates for hi-tech growth
    Significant exemptions from withholding tax were offered to Singapore’s software importers in the recent budget speech. While some legal issues remain unresolved, increased certainty should boost this area. By Kenny Foo, Baker & McKenzie, Singapore
    May 10 2001
  • What next for UK mixers?
    When changes to the ‘mixer’ regime were set in progress, UK corporations were left with a narrowing range of planning options. Some possibilities for a Dutch resident mixer are considered here. By Gay Deuchar and Frank van Hulsen, Ernst & Young’s International Tax Services department
    May 10 2001
  • London - Tax
    Partnership Tax practice of popular London firm covering all aspects of corporate taxation, share options schemes, structuring acquisitions, disposals and MBOs, group tax, tax treaties and VAT. The role requires a minimum of 5 years pqe and the requisite partnership skills. (to £170,000) Ref: LW1472.G Contact: Emma Adams, Garfield Robbins
    May 10 2001
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