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  • Transfer pricing
    The Finance Minister of India, as part of the Union Budget 2001 proposals, has introduced new provisions in the Income Tax Act, 1961, to curb tax avoidance by the abuse of transfer pricing. If legislated, these would be applicable for the financial year commencing April 1 2001.
    March 31 2001
  • Just how criminal is avoidance in Italy?
    The distinction between tax avoidance and tax evasion is a key one in Italy’s criminal justice system, By Professor Astolfo Di Amato and Roberto Pisano, of Astolfo Di Amato e Associati, Rome and Milan
    March 31 2001
  • Austria overhauls its tax regime
    Corporate and private tax regime changes in Austria aim to improve national budgetary figures, as well as introduce new regulations for employee shareholdings and investment funds, By Herbert Buzanich and Michael Sedlaczek of Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Vienna
    March 31 2001
  • End of accounting benefit drives securitization surge in Italy
    Structured finance lawyers in Italy are swamped with securitizations, as originators rush to close deals before a favourable accounting benefit comes to an end in May
    March 31 2001
  • Cooley boosts tax talent
    Cooley Godward has increased its tax department with the recruitment of two tax partners. Glen Kohl, a former treasury department official, has joined the firm's Palo Alto office, while Mark Hrenya has joined the Denver office.
    March 31 2001
  • Deals
    DATE TYPE OF DEAL VALUE ACQUIRER TARGET HOLDER ADVISERS TO TARGET ADVISERS TO ACQUIRER ADVISERS TO HOLDER 26/2/01 Acquisition £1.8 billion ($2.55 billion) Innogy (UK) 94.75% of Yorkshire power American Electric Power (AEP), Xcel Energy N/A KPMG, London, Michelle Bond, Pete Wilkinson; Linklaters, London, Mike Hardwick, Claire Hopes, Judith Cairns Allen & Overy, London, Michael McGowan, Dorothy Wilkinson, Arun Birla
    March 31 2001
  • Interest-free loans not abuse of law
    German tax law contains a general anti-abuse provision in section 42 of the Tax Procedure Act. The section reads as follows: "The tax laws may not be circumvented by abuse of legal structuring possibilities. In case of [such] abuse, the tax claim [of the tax authorities] is the same as that arising under a structure appropriate to the economic transaction."
    March 31 2001
  • India balances growth and simplicity
    India’s recent budget represents a balancing act between addressing fiscal deficit and encouraging investment, By Rajeshree Sabnavis and Harish Hulyalkar of Andersen, Mumbai
    March 31 2001
  • Mexican Congress to consider tax reform bill
    Mexican legislators will review a draft tax reform bill later this week, which is intended to broaden the tax base and make Mexico more attractive to foreign investors by overhauling the country's outdated and complex fiscal regime
    March 31 2001
  • Singapore introduces its Supplementary Retirement Scheme to encourage retirement savings
    After extensive consultation, on January 31 2001 Singapore's Ministry of Finance released details of the Supplementary Retirement Scheme (SRS), which was first announced in the February 2000 Budget speech.
    March 31 2001
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