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  • Davis Polk partner Kathleen Ferrell, along with associate Roger Wise of the firm's New York office, are providing tax advice.
  • US insurers voice their anger over a perceived tax loophole used by some insurers to transfer risk offshore.
  • Investors are advised to remain vigilant in the light of Russia’s disappointing draft tax code.
  • On March 22 2000, the Estonian parliament adopted an Amendment Act of Commercial Law, effective April 17 2000, which will increase the income tax liability of public limited companies.
  • In April 2000, the UK Inland Revenue published its revised proposals for a new power to apply for a judicial order to access certain documents. These may be required as evidence in any criminal proceedings connected to suspected serious tax fraud. The proposals are part of the Finance Bill being debated in the UK parliament, and so could change.
  • Nicholas Jordan, partner in the London corporate practice of international law firm Clifford Chance, has rejoined the litigation and dispute resolution practice to concentrate on tax litigation and insurance/regulatory disputes.
  • In the first in a series profiling in-house tax professionals, Sharon Cunningham talks to Kriss Bush, CPA, as he reflects on his career at Cable & Wireless and looks forward to his future with leading investment bank Lehman Brothers
  • Decision on the concept of beneficial ownership under France-Netherlands treaty
  • Latin American countries are taking steps towards greater regional tax co-ordination.
  • The agreement with Champion, a forest products company operating in the US, Brazil and Canada, went ahead following the withdrawal from the bidding of Finland's UPM-Kymmene. International Paper will purchase Champion for $75 per share in cash and stock in an offer valued at $7.3 billion, excluding $2.3 billion in net debt. The total purchase price would be paid with $50 in cash and $25 in stock.