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  • Competition for holding company business will intensify with the proposal for a new Danish structure. The regime offers multinationals significant benefits and, as Ned Shelton of Sheltons, Copenhagen, explains could win Denmark business from more established jurisdictions
  • Spain to aid recession-hit companies, UK will be a lower-taxed port in a storm, Malaysian budget promises tax changes, Evasion spreads in Russia as harsher laws are ignored, Brazil’s austerity plan increases tax burden, Cayman Islands will not cooperate on tax crime, Pakistan’s economy rests on tax collectors’ shoulders France’s tax breaks will fight the millennium bug, Tax cuts may lift Peru’s gloom
  • The Shanghai Finance Bureau and the Shanghai Local Tax Bureau have created a tax refund programme for residential property buyers in Shanghai.
  • The UK Inland Revenue has published a consultative document on a general anti-avoidance rule (GAAR), which will apply to companies and direct taxes only.
  • In a ruling dated June 30 1997 (Saint-Gobain – IStR 1997, 557, with commentary by Dr Martin Lausterer), the Cologne Tax Court requested the European Court of Justice (ECJ) to decide whether various types of tax discrimination against the German permanent establishment of a foreign corporation resident in the EU are permitted under Article 52 of the EU Treaty (freedom of establishment).
  • A Netherlands individual moved from the Netherlands to the UK in April 1984. In the UK he had the status of a non-domiciled resident. He had a so-called substantial interest in a BV resident in the Netherlands. Under Netherlands domestic law, a capital gain on the sale of substantial interest is subject to individual income tax. As of January 1 1997 the substantial interest tax amounts to 25%. Prior to that date, the tax rate was 20%. It is to be expected that as of January 1 2001, the rate will be increased to 30%.
  • The Notice on the Taxation of Commodity Futures Transactions [Goushuifa (1997) Number 158], published by the State Tax Bureau on October 9 1997, clarifies the deductibility of fees payable by futures brokers.
  • Charges having equivalent effect — Recovery of sums paid but not due — Procedural time-limits under national law.
  • A bill has been submitted to the Netherlands parliament on the issue of the tax consequences of the introduction of the euro.
  • In a decision dated April 30 1997, but published considerably later, the Tax Court of Rheinland-Pfalz has held that the income of a foreign satellite operator from a "transponder usage agreement" with a German provider of television programming was not subject to taxation in Germany.