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  • US banks Golden State Bancorp and First Nationwide Holdings, have announced a $2.5 billion merger. The transaction will create the third-largest savings and loan in the US
  • Halliburton, the Texas-based oilfield services group, has made a $7.7 billion bid to buy rival company Dresser Industries.
  • Insurance and asset management groups Commercial Union and General Accident have agreed to merge in a deal worth $12 billion. Clifford Chance in London is representing General Accident. Tax partner Douglas French heads the tax team.
  • How should the EU Merger Directive be interpreted? Is national tax legislation subject to EU enshrined freedoms? Pascal Faes, Van Bael & Bellis, Brussels, considers how the European Court of Justice shed light on these and other issues in 1997
  • Joel Williamson and Gregory Barton of Mayer, Brown & Platt in Chicago, look at ten US tax cases handed down during 1997 with implications for international tax planning of which multinationals need to take note
  • Directive 69/335/EEC — Duty charged on documents recording the contribution of a part of the share capital.
  • Russia's tax treaty programme continues to evolve rapidly. Russian treaty negotiators have been extremely successful in modernizing Russia's treaties, and as a result 17 new double taxation conventions came into force during 1997.
  • A special report prepared by Michael Knee, Washington and Robert Misey, Nashville Deloitte & Touche LLP
  • A special report prepared by Christopher Fitzgibbon of Deloitte & Touche, London
  • In the May 1997 edition of International Tax Review we briefly commented on proposed changes to regulations regarding a Norwegian parent company's right to credit for underlying foreign corporate taxes relating to dividends received from foreign subsidiaries. The bill passed parliament and is effective for dividends received from the fiscal year 1997.