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  • US announces income tax treaty
    The US Treasury Department has announced a new US income tax treaty with Luxembourg.
    February 01 2001
  • Mexico treads cautiously
    Mexican finance minister, Francisco Gil Diaz, has announced the 2001 Budget. It was approved by congress at the end of December. The Budget paves the way for March talks about broad fiscal reform.
    February 01 2001
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers trims the fat
    PricewaterhouseCoopers has confirmed that just under 10% of its UK partners will be leaving the firm this year. According to UK senior partner Kieran Poynter, the successful integration of the merged firms meant that there was a surplus of partners in certain areas of the practice.
    February 01 2001
  • Jason leaves merged firm for Kirkland & Ellis
    Robert Jason, former head of the tax department at Troop Steuber Pasich Reddick & Tobey, has set up a tax practice with Kirkland & Ellis' Los Angeles office. According to Jason, the decision to move was in no way related to Troop Steuber's January merger with Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld.
    February 01 2001
  • OECD consensus demands immediate attention
    Members of the OECD's Committee on Fiscal Affairs have reached a consensus on how to apply the definition of permanent establishment to the taxation of electronic commerce. The consensus means that online businesses can no longer afford to ignore the tax consequences of where they locate their equipment, according to Mike Perkins of PricewaterhouseCoopers in London.
    February 01 2001
  • White & Case grabs UK tax partner for finance push
    White & Case is strengthening its UK tax team, looking to build a fuller service UK capability to win more mandates on increasingly innovative European financing deals
    February 01 2001
  • France
    French tax authorities comments on the tax regime applicable on the sale of French real estate and assimilated elements by non-French residents
    February 01 2001
  • Hong Kong squares up to e-tax
    If Hong Kong is to develop into an attractive location for e-business, concrete measures need to be put in place. Mark Norris, Guy Ellis and Colin Farrell of PricewaterhouseCoopers, Hong Kong review the efforts to date
    February 01 2001
  • German turn of document screw
    Tighter documentation requirements are the essence of Germany's new draft transfer pricing regulations. There are major risks, but also double rewards for taxpayers who respond in timely fashion. By Alexander Vögele and William Bader for KPMG, Frankfurt
    February 01 2001
  • Cyprus proposes tax reform
    Cypriot finance minister, Takis Klerides, has presented plans for tax reform to the House Finance Committee.
    February 01 2001
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