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  • Exploring the taxation of oil and gas (part one)
    In the first part of International Tax Review’s survey of oil and gas tax regimes, Vibe Amundsen and Ian Sutherland of Ernst & Young, Oslo and Calgary highlight essential information for investors in Norway and Canada
    March 31 1998
  • The fine art of sharing
    Steve Hasson of Price Waterhouse, London looks at the tax issues surrounding the set up and running of a management dream – shared service centres. Particular emphasis is given to the transfer pricing implications
    March 31 1998
  • Philippines car producers object to Ford’s break
    The government of the Philippines, and the Ford Motor Company, are being challenged over the tax incentives awarded to the US company for building an operating a plant in the country's special economic zone.
    March 31 1998
  • Corporate self assessment takes shape
    On March 17 1998 the UK budget was unveiled following extensive consultation with corporate taxpayers. Freshfields’ International Tax Group examines how the budget will affect transfer pricing, controlled foreign companies and double tax relief
    March 31 1998
  • EU tax harmonization back on the agenda at Ecofin meeting
    A meeting of Ecofin ministers held in March this year to discuss the post-monetary union financial environment will provide reports on the extent, degree and nature of cooperation between European finance ministers on tax policy.
    March 31 1998
  • Headline rates go down, but pressure goes up for multinationals
    A survey carried out by the KPMG International Tax Centre and published this month shows that corporate tax rates are almost universally down across the world.
    March 31 1998
  • Linklaters advises on sale of Waterstones
    Doublecapital, a joint venture formed by Advent Group and EMI, has agreed to buy Waterstones, the UK bookstore group owned by WH Smith. The deal is valued at £300 million ($490 million).
    March 31 1998
  • Union Planters turns to Alston & Bird
    Union Planters, the largest bank in Memphis, Tennessee has made a successful bid to acquire Magna Group, in a $2.3 billion stock swap.
    March 31 1998
  • US tax cases – the review of the year
    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
    March 31 1998
  • RELIEF FOR LOSSES ON DISPOSAL OF SHARES IN FOREIGN COMPANIES
    Since Norway was last covered in International Tax Review (see International Tax Review March 1998, pg 48), an interesting amendment has been made to the statutory legislation in the field of international taxation.
    March 31 1998
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