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  • Brazil increases tax burden
    The Brazilian internal revenue has drafted a bill forcing the introduction of a minimum corporate income tax. A further bill reducing company tax exemption to one year is also under consideration in the senate.
    September 30 1999
  • Economic boom prompts Swedish tax cuts
    The Swedish government is so confident in the growth of the economy that it has unveiled the first budget for a decade to include significant income and corporate tax cuts.
    September 30 1999
  • IRS calls for disclosure delay
    The IRS has asked the tax court for a delay in the planned disclosure of APAs. But the plaintiffs in the case have objected. Oliver Ralph reports
    September 30 1999
  • Ernst & Young expands Canadian litigation
    Donahue & Partner, the Canadian member firm of Ernst & Young International, has recruited tax litigators Al Meghji and Roger Taylor. The move reunites the two, who worked together at the Canadian department of justice for many years.
    September 30 1999
  • News in brief
    Ireland enjoys evasion spectacle
    September 30 1999
  • Advance pricing agreements
    This year's UK Finance Act introduced the concept of Advance Pricing Agreements (APAs) in the field of transfer pricing. The legislation is supplemented by a Statement of Practice (Statement) which was published at the beginning of September.
    September 30 1999
  • Ralph delivers at last
    Australia’s Ralph Committee has delivered its long-awaited report. Delight over tax cuts has been tempered by other measures. Rosie Murray-West reports
    September 30 1999
  • Confusion over Mendham’s move
    It's been a strange old month for Peter Mendham.
    September 30 1999
  • Rodewig swaps Daimler for Haarmann
    Heinrich Rodewig is joining the German firm Haarmann, Hemmelrath & Partner, having moved from Daimler-Benz. He will be working as tax partner in the international mergers and acquisitions group.
    September 30 1999
  • Andersens advises on Vickers deal
    Rolls Royce will pay £576 million ($939.6 million) in a cash deal for the British engineering group Vickers. They will acquire the Vickers-owned Norwegian company Ulstein, signalling Rolls' intention to move into the marine engineering industry.
    September 30 1999
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