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  • We are living in an era where ‘tax avoidance’ is a popular theme amongst voters and, hence, politicians. This is in spite of the fact that tax avoidance is legal – it is tax evasion that is illegal.
  • A recent European Court of Justice decision has provided a boost to the German non-performing loans market.
  • The French Parliament has voted to make OECD BEPS-recommended country-by-country reporting (CbCR) a requirement but rejected an alternative proposal for public CbCR.
  • Tax Partner, the Swiss Taxand member firm, had added a new transfer pricing department, headed by Hendrik Blankenstein and further staffed by Caterina Colling Russo and Bettina Beverungen.
  • Bob van der Made On October 21 2015 the European Commission (EC) announced in a press release the adoption of final decisions in the formal state aid investigations into transfer pricing agreements between a Dutch Starbucks entity, Starbucks Manufacturing BV (SMBV), and the Netherlands, and Fiat Finance and Trade (FFT) and Luxembourg.
  • Since the introduction of Indian transfer pricing regulations in April 2001, transfer pricing has become the most important international tax issue for businesses operating in the country, says Vatika Bhatnagar of Airtel India’s global transfer pricing team.
  • Jelena Zivkovic Ivan Petrovic As a young country with a small but open economy, Montenegro is steadily adopting various business incentives, with the objective of attracting reputable foreign investors, particularly in selected industries.
  • The end of 2015 marks the end of a project that has dominated the world of tax and business since its inception in 2012. It is not surprising, then, that we are taking this opportunity to round off our BEPS Project coverage with an exclusive special feature that will provide taxpayers everything they need to know about the work to date and the road ahead.
  • Drafters of the new base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) actions and precision watchmakers share a common wish; that their immeasurable efforts devoted to refining and juxtaposing complex parts result in an instrument that is respected and trusted around the world.
  • Matthew Gilleard introduces this exclusive, comprehensive insight into the work of the OECD in the area of countering tax base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS). Within these covers you will find out about the key messages delivered under each of the OECD’s 15 Actions, direct from the individuals responsible for putting each aspect of the project together.