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  • Shanghai tax refund tempts property owners
    The Shanghai Finance Bureau and the Shanghai Local Tax Bureau have created a tax refund programme for residential property buyers in Shanghai.
    January 01 1999
  • Food row may endanger Australia's tax reform.
    The inclusion of food in Australia's planned goods and services tax (GST) is ensuring the proposals get a rough ride through the Senate. Dissent may result in the final legislation being more complex than first envisaged.
    January 01 1999
  • Majority vote suggestion opens Europe's can of worms
    A call by Germany and France for an end to unanimous voting on tax issues in the EU has led to heated debate over tax sovereignty. Many member states fear that the loss of their veto could lead to harmonization of taxes across Europe.
    January 01 1999
  • Top advisers thrive under pressure
    As International Tax Review reveals the results of the third annual survey of Latin American tax advice, Oliver Ralph talks to consultants and their clients about the globalization of tax policy that is forcing a sea change in the way that advice is given.
    January 01 1999
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    The best global brands in tax
    In International Tax Review's first-ever global tax services survey and poll, Sed Crest reveals which firm has the best brand in tax services and where companies are spending more on tax advice
    December 30 1998
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    Transfer pricing is the top issue in North American client service poll
    International Tax Review surveyed leading tax directors across North America and discovered that transfer pricing and M&A lie at the heart of the biggest issues they encounter
    December 30 1998
  • Authority pressure forcing companies to improve tax policy, according to KPMG head
    Loughlin Hickey, global head of tax at KPMG, said governments are collaborating more than ever before on tax matters to increase cross-border compliance but that companies leading the way in tax policy will see opportunities in this increased level of scrutiny. Hickey was speaking at a KPMG conference in Buenos Aires attended by representatives of multinational companies.
    December 30 1998
  • EU introduces transfer pricing code of conduct
    László Kovács, the EU commissioner for taxation and customs union said that the transfer pricing code of conduct will bring "greater certainty and reduced compliance costs" on June 27 after the code was formally adopted by Ecofin
    December 30 1998
  • Vieira De Almeida adds new partner
    Tiago Marreiros Moreira will become a partner of Vieira De Almeida, the Portuguese firm, on July 1. He joined the firm in 2001 from PricewaterhouseCoopers and has been a senior tax associate for the last four years. His tax expertise covers the financing, acquisition and restructuring of domestic and multinational companies, as well as domestic and international tax planning, particularly in real estate, dispute resolution with finance authorities, and securitisation.
    December 30 1998
  • Canadian government uses budget to combat tax evasion
    The Canadian government's proposed 2010 federal budget contains new proposals to counter aggressive tax planning and tax avoidance.
    December 30 1998
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