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Jim Sawer joins Kingsley Napley

Jim Sawer has joined Kingsley Napley from Thrings, where he headed its three partner team.

Matt Thompson, May 06 2016

ELP Partners promotes 14

ELP Partners has promoted 14 people within its tax practice in India.

Matt Thompson, May 06 2016

Kirkland & Ellis hires Lowe in London

Kirkland & Ellis has taken on Timothy Lowe as a tax partner in its London office. Lowe focuses on advising on private and public M&A transactions, private equity and corporate finance.

Simone Rensch, May 06 2016

Australia uses Budget to introduce UK-style diverted profits tax

Australian Treasurer Scott Morrison has used the Budget to target MNEs, aiming to collect an extra AUS$3.9 billion ($2.9 billion) by 2020.

Joe Stanley-Smith, May 05 2016

Malaysian customs chief wins top prize at Asia Tax Awards

The official with ultimate responsibility for the introduction of goods and services tax (GST) in Malaysia has won the award for Asia Tax Commissioner of the Year at International Tax Review's Asia Tax Awards in Singapore tonight.

Ralph Cunningham, May 05 2016

Judge dismisses FATCA challenge brought by US Sen. Rand Paul

US Senator Rand Paul and several others have lost a court challenge to the US Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) for failing to show the law had harmed them or was likely to do so.

Caroline Byrne, May 05 2016

European Tax Awards 2016 - the shortlist is out

The European Tax Awards have been a highlight of the social calendar since 2005. This year's event in London takes place with a dinner on Thursday, May 26 at the Savoy Hotel, and brings together the leading international tax and transfer pricing professionals from across Europe.

May 05 2016

Irish non-resident gains tax in respect of loan sales, funds and SPVs

Irish tax law charges to tax gains of non-residents at 33% in respect of certain Irish situate assets including land in Ireland and unquoted shares deriving the greater part of their value from land in Ireland.

May 04 2016

PE changes increase risk of tax exposure in jurisdictions where a company has no legal entity

Multinational enterprises (MNEs) are facing new challenges arising from OECD’s developments regarding the determination of a taxable presence in a foreign country where the company operates without a legal entity.

May 04 2016

Britain may have overstepped its powers by trying to impose CbCR anti-avoidance regulations

The UK may have acted beyond its powers in its push to implement BEPS by including a targeted anti-avoidance rule (TAAR) in country-by-country regulations, according to Britain’s Select Committee on Statutory Instruments.

Caroline Byrne, May 04 2016

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