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  • National Grid opts for PwC
    The British utility National Grid is to acquire Niagara Mohawk Holdings, the second-biggest energy company in New York State, for $3 billion cash and $5 billion in assumed debt.
    September 30 2000
  • Time Warner Telecom turns to Paul, Weiss
    Time Warner Telecom has executed a purchase agreement to acquire all the assets of GST Telecommunications Inc. The deal is worth $690 million, including the payment of up to $50 million of GST's transaction expenses.
    September 30 2000
  • Lovells advises on technology deal
    Lovells in London is advising Baltimore Technologies Plc on the £702 million ($1.02 billion) acquisition of Content Technologies and a proposed placing of ordinary shares. Baltimore is a specialist provider of information security solutions for use in e-commerce transaction and computer networks. Content Technologies develops and sells software that provides policy-based security for emails and helps manage email content. The acquisition is conditional on shareholder approval.
    September 30 2000
  • UK Revenue defeated on conversions
    Four UK building societies that converted to banks in the late 1990s claimed tax deductions for the costs of converting. The Inland Revenue disputed this, but the Special Commissioners of Tax found in the building societies’ favour. Hartley Foster of Clifford Chance reports
    September 30 2000
  • Russia reverses non-disclosure
    Cautious optimism for foreign investors in Russia follows radical efforts by the government to level the playing field for business. In the second of two articles, Robert Fort of Deloitte & Touche, Moscow reports on Russia’s most recent changes
    September 30 2000
  • Customs issues valuation ruling based on IRS advance pricing agreements
    For many years, importers have struggled to reconcile the divergent tax and Customs valuation rules concerning merchandise imported from related parties. Most importers use the transfer prices determined under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) section 482 to set Customs values without any in-depth consideration of the Customs valuation methodologies. This approach has left many importers exposed to Customs audits, investigations and penalties.
    September 30 2000
  • Treaties fail to protect capital gains
    Australia introduced capital gains tax in 1985, but the question of how its provisions interact with those in tax treaties has never been put to the test. Ian Dinnison, KPMG Melbourne looks at a new draft ruling from the Australian Taxation Office
    September 30 2000
  • Hewlett-Packard in talks to buy PwC Consulting
    US technology firm, Hewlett-Packard, is in talks to buy the consultancy division of big five accountancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers. The discussions value PwC's consultancy division at around $18 billion.
    September 30 2000
  • Linklaters improves client relationships
    Linklaters has designed an extranet service to open up communication between the law firm and its clients. The service, called clients@linklaters, is unlike services provided by other firms, and differs from Linklaters' own Blue Flag project, which offers specific advice on particular products.
    September 30 2000
  • Lovells opens new offices in Italy
    UK-based law firm Lovells has announced that it is to open two new offices in Italy. The practices will be based in Rome and Milan, with the Milan office focusing primarily on corporate and financial work, and Rome on administrative, regulatory and governmental matters.
    September 30 2000
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