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  • Read this month's special features for Intangibles and Mexico
  • Out of the frying pan and into the fire? Oliver’s sugar tax plans could be scuppered
  • Urs Kapalle, head of tax and fiscal policy at the Swiss Bankers Association (SBA) in Basel, and Dominic Gubler, tax counsel at the SBA, look at tax transparency and information sharing initiatives involving Switzerland, assessing FATCA and automatic exchange of information from the Swiss perspective and highlighting the past, present and future activities relating to implementation of the country’s tax transparency strategy.
  • Sandy Bhogal, head of tax at Mayer Brown in London, outlines where we stand with respect to recent multilateral work to counter base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) and, specifically, Action 4 of the OECD Action Plan, after first pausing to reflect on how and why we got to this point. Conceptually, Action 4 sought to consider ways to reduce base erosion that can occur through interest payments and other economically equivalent amounts.
  • With continuing signs of a more business-friendly attitude from the Indian government, mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity is picking up once more. Sanjay Sanghvi and Vinita Krishnan of Khaitan & Co analyse the role of ‘tax cursors’ in the successful completion of a transaction.
  • Guillermo Teijeiro, of Teijeiro & Ballone Abogados, analyses voluntary disclosure programmes available across Latin America, assessing whether such programmes represent a win-win outcome for all involved.
  • Ken Brewer has been appointed as a senior advisor at Alvarez & Marsal Taxand, working with their international tax team in Miami.
  • Steven Ouwerkerk, global head of tax at APM Terminals, argues that to deal with the corporate challenges of operating in an increasingly borderless world, multinationals must learn to operate in a department-less manner, sharing experiences across functions and understanding issues from a variety of perspectives. He also brings a new meaning to the phrase ‘mind your own business’.
  • The Kenyan government wants to raise more revenue by reinstating VAT on all oil products, but the proposal would cause a fuel price rise and could reduce the attractiveness of the country as an investment location.
  • In the third of a series on intangibles, Philip de Homont and Alexander Voegele, both of NERA Frankfurt, look at brand management centres in the age of BEPS.