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  • The abuse of so called tax havens is facing renewed attacks in the US.
  • Robert Green is joining the international tax practice of Skadden Arps Slate Meagher & Flom in Washington, DC. He will head the firm's transfer pricing and competent authority practices worldwide.
  • European law firm Schoenherr has created a new tax practice which will be headed by partner Peter Feyl and senior associate Andreas Baumann. Baumann, a lawyer, was admitted as a certified tax adviser this month.
  • It borders on the trite, even if it is true, to say that a company still needs to deal with its tax affairs whether it is making or losing money
  • The ECJ has ruled that member states should decide on the rules and methods for rounding up amounts of VAT as long as they observe the principles underpinning the EU common system.
  • A year since a report called for the UK corporation tax rate to be slashed by 10 percentage points, opinions are still divided as to whether the cut is relevant in today's economy.
  • Taiwan's government has approved plans to cut the country's corporate tax rate from 25% to 20%.
  • International Tax Review is conducting a poll to find the 10 most admired tax directors in Europe.
  • Taxation in Finland of second-hand vehicles imported from other member states; Compatibility of national legislation with the first paragraph of Article 90 EC, the Sixth VAT Directive and Directive 2006/112/EC.
  • UK tax revenues fell by 9.8% in February, amid a £9 billion ($12.8 billion) budget deficit for the month.
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