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Liesl Fichardt and Kate Ison from Berwin Leighton Paisner discuss how remedies from recent ECJ rulings will affect taxpayers

Due to the economic crisis, governments across the EU are looking at measures to protect falling tax revenues. David Stevenson looks at how EU member states are using VAT as a way of combating budgetary shortfalls and promoting economic stimulus

Stephen Timms is the UK's tax minister. His responsibility, as financial secretary to the Treasury, for the strategic oversight of taxation is at a time when the global economy has gone wrong and corporations are looking for the greener grass of lower tax jurisdictions increases. He should not be care-free and relaxed. Does he know something we do not? Or does he have complete control over the situation? Jack Grocott finds out.

The Foreign Tax Act governs business restructuring in Germany. Stefan Greil of PricewaterhouseCoopers compares the legislation with the OECD discussion draft

Nicolas Jacquot and Emmanuel Raingeard from Landwell & Associés explain what the ECJ's ruling in the Société Papillon case will mean for taxpayers

By Joanna Faith

A monthly commentary on the notable facts, figures and goings-on in the tax world, so called to give you a gentle exit from International Tax Review each month

EU member states will no longer be allowed to invoke banking secrecy rules during tax evasion enquiries under new proposals from the European Commission.

Business restructuring was an important issue for tax executives even before the economic downturn. In advising management on company reorganisations within and between countries, they sought to ensure units were achieving tax efficiency.

Glenn DeSouza says China's transfer pricing regulations are a good sign of economic development