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  • Mexico’s parliament is considering a wide-ranging tax bill. Manuel Solano, Sofia Alvarez, David Garcia Fabregat and Andrea Santos of Coopers & Lybrand Asesores, Mexico City, examine the answers the bill puts forward, and some of the question marks that remain
  • Nico Burki, tax partner at Bar & Karrer, has made the bold decision to set up his own law firm in Zurich.
  • China has announced that it will restore a duty exemption on the importation of capital goods by foreign investors.
  • On November 51997, the European Commission released a voluntary code of conduct, designed to curb harmful tax competition.
  • On November 12 1997, the UK Inland Revenue published draft legislation bringing controlled foreign corporations (CFCs) into the corporation tax self-assessment regime. Under the current system, a direction must be made by the Inland Revenue Board before a CFC tax charge can be imposed. Once self-assessment is underway, UK companies will be responsible for self-assessing and reporting their CFC liabilities.
  • A survey conducted by international recruitment group, Hoggart Bowers, suggests that clients are at best indifferent to and at worst hostile to the proposed mergers between the big six accounting firms.
  • British Aerospace and Daimler-Benz Aerospace have made a joint purchase of the Siemens Defence Electronics Group. British Aerospace will acquire Siemens Plessey Systems in the UK, and Siemens Plessey Electronic Sytems in Australia. Daimler-Benz Aerospace will acquire Siemens Bereich Sicherungs-technik in Germany. The total value of the deal has not been announced, but British Aerospace is to pay Dm930 million ($530 million) for the two businesses. The deal represents British Aerospace's third acquisition in Germany this year.
  • Tomkins has made a £70.5 million ($114.2 million) successful bid to acquire Golden West Foods.
  • The Bank of Ireland has made a IR £274 million ($465 million) bid for life assurance company New Ireland Holdings. Linklaters in London acted for Sun Life and Provincial Holdings, which owns an 83% shareholding in New Ireland. Tax advice on the deal came from tax partner Mike Hardwick and tax associate Liz Conway.
  • The India Public Sector Fund Limited, a company incorporated in Mauritius, has been set up. The fund will invest in shares through a dedicated unit trust scheme in India, and global depository receipts of partially privatized Indian companies. The fund will automatically become open-ended after a six-month initial closed period.