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  • Catherine Snowdon talks to Darryl Steinberg, managing director and senior tax counsel to Lehman Brothers Holdings and one of his chief advisers, Mike Lippman, managing director at Alvarez & Marsal Taxand
  • In a year of unprecedented turmoil in the financial markets, International Tax Review co-publishes a collection of articles from specialists around the world to offer guidance and advice to taxpayers trying to negotiate the capital markets as they stand today.
  • Lithuania's parliament has approved plans to increase the country's VAT rate from 19% to 21%.
  • The European Commission's plans to tackle cross-border tax evasion by harmonising rules on VAT grouping have split opinions among Europe's tax professionals
  • Fiona Walkinshaw is leaving the Reynolds Porter Chamberlain law firm in London to join Deloitte as a partner. She will head a new direct tax litigation practice in the UK for the firm. She takes up her new role on September 14.
  • The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation(ITIF), a non-partisan research and educational institute, has demanded that Congress should expand the US R&D tax credit system significantly, among other recommendations
  • The UK crown dependencies have continued their campaign to implement international tax standards by signing two new tax information exchange agreements
  • A ruling from the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has raised concerns as to whether the double tax treaty between Belgium and France violates European Community law on the free movement of capital
  • A committee co-chaired by the chancellor of the exchequer believes a stable, predictable and competitive tax system will be important for the medium and long term health of the insurance industry in the UK
  • An OECD report suggests that banks and tax agencies should work together to deal with compliance risks during the economic downturn
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