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  • Stephenson Harwood internal promotion
    John Meehan has been promoted from senior associate to partner of Stephenson Harwood’s tax group in London.
    April 29 2016
  • Russia BEPS
    Russia issues draft law opening the door to BEPS
    Russia’s Ministry of Finance has reportedly issued a draft law that would bring its transfer pricing documentation rules in line with the OECD’s base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) proposals under Action 13.
    April 29 2016
  • LuxLeaks
    Ex-PwC employee tells court he had a 'duty' to act on sweetheart tax deals
    Raphael Halet, a PwC employee on trial in the so-called ‘LuxLeaks’ tax scandal, said he decided to act after seeing a France 2 television report in 2012, a story it later transpired was based on the alleged leak of 30,000 tax documents by ex-PwC auditor Antoine Deltour.
    April 29 2016
  • Taxing concerns over Brexit: VAT perspective
    With the referendum looming, UK voters are now under pressure to decide whether to remain in the European Union (EU) or leave.
    Amelia Schwanke, April 28 2016
  • LuxLeaks
    TP WEEK NEWS BRIEFS For April 28, 2016
    The latest headline news from Transfer Pricing Week. News Briefs include: Latin America loses $100 million to transfer pricing; EC's Ireland-Apple investigation; ‘LuxLeaks’ whistleblower trial; Australia penalties for corporate tax avoidance; and OECD to address tax avoidance in Kyoto.
    Caroline Byrne, April 28 2016
  • Paul Collins
    Planning and litigation veteran joins Akerman
    Trusts and estates planning and litigation specialist, Paul Collins has joined Akerman as a partner in New York.
    Amelia Schwanke, April 27 2016
  • Malaysia: GST anniversary ignites protests
    The one-year anniversary of Malaysia implementing goods and services tax (GST) was marked by hundreds of protestors gathering in Kuala Lumpur's city centre on April 2 to express their discontent at the indirect tax burden.
    Amelia Schwanke, April 27 2016
  • Deals of the month
    See who has done the tax work on this month’s biggest deals
    April 27 2016
  • belgium
    Unpicking Belgium’s new voluntary disclosure legislation
    Gertjan Verachtert, attorney at Sansen International Tax Lawyers and member of AIJA, analyses Belgium’s new voluntary disclosure legislation in light of recent developments in information exchange, including the ‘Panama Papers’ leak.
    April 27 2016
  • panama
    Post-Panama reflections: Black, white and grey lists
    Poonam Khaira Sidhu, commissioner of income tax and joint secretary at the Indian Revenue Service – who holds a Michigan LLM in international taxation with a master’s in economics – reflects on tax competition, inequality, BEPS, information exchange and black, white and grey lists in the wake of the ‘Panama Papers’ leak.
    April 27 2016
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