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  • Three guilty in KPMG tax shelter trial
    A US court has convicted two ex-KPMG executives and a lawyer of tax evasion in one of the biggest tax fraud cases ever.
    January 06 2009
  • New year heralds tax changes
    As the world ushered in a new year, January 1 also saw the introduction of a number of new tax rules and legislations across various international tax jurisdictions.
    January 06 2009
  • Five join partnership at DLA Piper
    Five lawyers have become tax partners at DLA Piper. Jeroen Gobbin in Antwerp, Uwe Eppler in Hamburg, Jeffrey Korenblatt in Washington, DC. Paul Rutherford in London and Trina Oettinger in East Palo Alto are the new members of the partnership.
    January 14 2009
  • Alvarez & Marsal expands its US tax advisory division
    Alvarez & Marsal Taxand has appointed Cardell McKinstry and Amanda Starr to its transaction tax practice in Atlanta.
    January 14 2009
  • Australian tax disputes to speed up
    The Australian Tax Office (ATO) is attempting to resolve tax disputes with large corporations quicker and more efficiently amid criticisms that the office is too slow and uncommercial.
    January 16 2009
  • Anti avoidance rule divides Supreme Court of Canada
    A seven-member panel of the Supreme Court of Canada has awarded the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) a major general anti-avoidance rule (GAAR) win despite a rare 4-2-1 split among the judges.
    January 13 2009
  • Citi battles with deferred tax headache
    Citigroup may struggle to use deferred tax assets as capital in its year-end earnings report.
    January 13 2009
  • Cartesio ruling has implications for EU exit taxes
    The European Court of Justice has ruled that member states must be careful not to interfere with freedom of establishment if it wants to place any restrictions on a taxpayer that wants to move to another member state.
    January 13 2009
  • Textron wins in appeals court
    Textron has won a judgement in a US appeals court over the privilege attached to discussions it had with its advisers
    January 23 2009
  • Vodafone loses again but case is not over
    The Delhi Supreme Court has rejected a Vodafone appeal in an action over a tax bill from the company's acquisition of a controlling stake in Hutchison Essar in 2007
    January 23 2009
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