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  • Australia
    Ernst & Young transfer pricing specialist, David Lewis, reports on the rise and rise of advance pricing agreements
    November 11 2000
  • Transfer pricing
    The treatment of capital and of cross-border fees is of central concern for international companies. Mark Atkinson, William Chip and Peter Blackwood look at how transfer pricing regulations are setting out to control the market at a global level
    November 11 2000
  • e-business
    The goldrush for e-business has brought many new challenges for the financial services sector. Opportunities and risks must both be carefully weighed. Elizabeth Burnie and Edward Maguire report on various answers to the e-question
    November 11 2000
  • Osborne expands tax practice
    UK firm Osborne Clarke has continued its expansion with the recruitment of two new corporate tax partners for its Bristol and London offices
    November 10 2000
  • UK announces pre-budget report
    UK Chancellor Gordon Brown has announced almost a £5 billion give-away in a pre-budget report that had been awaited with almost as much anticipation as a full budget
    November 10 2000
  • OECD data shows rise in tax revenues
    According to OECD data, tax revenues from personal and corporate income taxes have risen markedly in most OECD countries in the late 1990s
    November 10 2000
  • Rittershaus and Keiper to merge
    German law firm Rittershaus Wissman & von Rosentiel is to merge with accountancy and tax consultancy firm, Keiper Botzke Berger and Berizzi
    November 10 2000
  • Weil Gotshal bolsters German team
    November 9 — Weil, Gotshal & Manges is developing its German capability, hiring two partners for the Frankfurt office from local rivals. The US firm has added Tobias Geerling, head of tax at Clifford Chance in Düsseldorf, and Tom Schorling, a banking and finance specialist from Gaedertz. This increases Weil's local presence to four German partners and one US partner.
    November 09 2000
  • EU on the verge of internet tax wars with the US
    The EU is risking trade wars with the US over value-added tax (VAT) on online purchases
    November 03 2000
  • BG and Lattice Group in £15 billion demerger
    BG shareholders approved the demerger of the its regulated Transco activities, together with BG's telecommunications ventures, under a new holding company, Lattice Group
    November 03 2000
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