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  • India doubles tax avoidance difficulties
    Two recent rulings by India’s Authority for Advance Rulings have done little to clarify interpretation of Double Tax Avoidance Agreements by the courts. Bobby Parikh and Keyur Shah of Arthur Andersen, Mumbai, set out the cases, and discuss the points of contradiction
    February 01 1999
  • Changing world leaves PE standing
    The permanent establishment concept is central to the taxation of businesses operating in more than one country. But the structures used have moved on since the original 1963 OECD definition. Oliver Ralph examines the pressing need for a reformulation
    February 01 1999
  • Big five prosper in the gloom
    As the world moves towards possible recession, International Tax Review reveals the big five revenue figures for 1998. Rosie Murray-West talks to the global heads of tax and asks them how they prosper in the face of adversity
    February 01 1999
  • Choosing the best of the bunch in Japan
    Foreign investors in Japan face myriad options in their search for tax-efficient flow-through structures. Dean A Yoost and Richard Elliott of PricewaterhouseCoopers, Tokyo explore the possibilities
    February 01 1999
  • Temporary reprieve from Michigan taxes
    The US state of Michigan has granted foreign businesses a brief respite from recent harsh tax changes. But this temporary measure may not be enough to appease Canadian companies who are calling for an exemption from the new rules.
    February 01 1999
  • Beiten, Burkhardt are the medicine men
    The Frankfurt office of Beiten, Burkhardt, Mittl & Wegner advised Mediclin AG in its takeover of the Hurrie clinics group.
    February 01 1999
  • Correction
    In the write-up of the Ciba/Clariant merger (Dealmakers, December/January 1999) the partners concerned were wrongly attributed. Dr Urs Schenker, Philip Marcovici and Hans Andrée Koch were the partners from Baker & McKenzie; Peter Athanas and Steven Widmer were the Arthur Andersen partners involved.
    February 01 1999
  • Astra-Zeneca super deal gets top advisers
    Swedish pharmaceutical group Astra is to merge with UK pharmaceutical company Zeneca. The deal will create the largest pharmaceutical group in Europe, with a market capitalization of $70 billion. This is the largest merger ever to be performed in Europe.
    February 01 1999
  • PricewaterhouseCoopers merges in Spain to compete with Garrigues & Andersen
    Following in the footsteps of its competitor Arthur Andersen, which in 1997 merged with Spanish law firm J&A Garrigues, PricewaterhouseCoopers has announced a merger with the Madrid office of Spanish law firm Mullerat & Roca. "The system of Garrigues & Andersen is the right way to increase our presence in the legal market," says Antonio Lewis Vañon, head of the legal practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
    February 01 1999
  • Herbert Smith tackles burning issues
    British American Tobacco is to acquire Rothmans for $8.6 billion. The new group will have 16% of the world market, and will sell 900 billion cigarettes each year.
    February 01 1999
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