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  • 1-3 years pqe Regional background welcome. No pigeon holing. Very broad range of work: corporate tax, property and employment tax. Highly regarded with great exposure to clients. (From £55,000)
  • Officials putting together the three-way merger between Vivendi, Seagram and Canal+ chose to handle most of the tax issues on the deal in-house, fearing details of the transaction might leak out if they hired outside help
  • Coudert Brothers has completed a $205million financing for the largest industrial project in Estonia
  • The Securities and Exchange Commission has announced it is to adopt milder rule amendments regarding auditor independence. The announcement follows months of debate between the organization and the big five accounting firms
  • Lawyers in Europe expressed surprise this week as Sullivan & Cromwell hired two of the most high-profile partners in France
  • The Isle of Man’s council of ministers has approved proposals to make the island the first UK tax haven to be removed from the OECD blacklist
  • Bradford & Bingley Building Society selected UK firm Herbert Smith to advise on the building society’s conversion to a limited company and its flotation on the London stock exchange
  • Allen & Overy has advised Deutche Bank Capital Partners and Pierre et Vacances on their joint purchase of Center Parcs, the holiday division of Scottish and Newcastle
  • In a letter to the French Association of Banks, dated September 4 2000, the French tax authorities have indicated that they would grant to French banking head offices certificates of fiscal domicile. The measure aims to permit their foreign branches receiving interest or dividend income from third countries to benefit from the tax treaty concluded between France and the country of origin of the income.
  • Israel's taxation system, although complex, offers plenty of attractive opportunities to foreign investors. Proposals due to come into force in the new year are likely to maintain this investor-friendly state of affairs. By Alon Kaplan, Tel Aviv