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    Ecuador: Tax authorities aim at transfer pricing compliance
    The efforts by the tax authorities in Ecuador to improve transfer pricing compliance should mean that foreign investors' confidence in the country's tax system will increase, believe Diego González-Béndiksen and Rosa Maria Gil
    August 31 2009
  • Finland to raise standard rate of VAT
    Finland's government has agreed to raise the standard rate of VAT by one percentage point to 23% and lower the rate levied on food by several points. The changes will come into force in July 2010.
    August 31 2009
  • Wibbing joins Alvarez & Marsal
    Alvarez & Marsal Taxand in the US has appointed Doug Wibbing as managing director at the firm's San Francisco office.
    August 31 2009
  • Liechtenstein-UK agreement will put pressure on tax havens, says professional
    Liechtenstein's agreement to exchange tax information automatically with the UK will increase pressure on other tax havens to share information, a UK tax professional has said.
    August 31 2009
  • Enter now for the Asia Tax Awards 2009
    On November 24, International Tax Review will present its third annual Asia Tax Awards in Singapore, celebrating the most innovative tax transactional, structuring, litigation and transfer-pricing work done in Asia between August 10 2008 and August 9 2009
    August 31 2009
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    Asia Pac talks recession
    Lee Ching Lim, vice president, global tax, Asia Pacific at Sony talks to Joanna Faith about how minor changes to tax law could have a greater impact on multinationals in the future.
    August 31 2009
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    Tax relief
    A monthly commentary on the notable people, facts, figures and goings-on in the tax world.
    August 31 2009
  • The power of communities
    Chris Walsh chief international indirect tax officer at Vertex comments on the uses for business-networking sites with regards to tax. He believes the technology will present opportunities for tax professionals
    August 31 2009
  • Martin quits Linklaters
    Linklaters' head of tax in Spain, Nicolas Martin, has quit the firm to join Herbert Smith as a partner. He joins along with two associates, Marta Esteban and Eugenia Castrillon. Linklaters now has one tax partner, Javier García-Pita.
    August 31 2009
  • Editorial
    What has become of the great American spirit? In the face of the worst economic crisis in recent years, one that has seen both the biggest bankruptcy and largest bank failing ever in US history, there is no doubt this superpower has taken some knocks.
    August 31 2009
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