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  • PwC Hong Kong
  • This past year has seen a number of important developments for US tax controversy and litigation. Some of these developments, particularly in the area of privilege, could have a significant and lasting impact on how taxpayers consider and plan for potential tax disputes with the IRS. David Forst, Andrew Kim and Zach Jones of Fenwick & West provide an overview.
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  • Carlos Adrianza
  • Taxpayers’ eyes will be on Dublin, Ireland today when a key conference on the future of VAT in the EU kicks off. Key discussions around the destination principle and the mini one-stop shop (MOSS) will take place.
  • Deloitte Vietnam
  • Brazilian boutique law firm Machado Associados has become a partner firm of WTS Alliance, an international tax network.
  • Baker & McKenzie has hired former US Treasury adviser Alexandra Minkovich as counsel in the firm's North American tax practice. She will be based in Washington, DC.
  • A three-day VAT conference attended by business representatives, industry bodies and all 28 EU member states’ tax authorities concluded on Wednesday 9 September. The discussions have laid the groundwork for future legislative proposals.
  • For years, Hungarian tax policy has focused on trying to develop Hungary into an attractive location for foreign investors. While there are many incentives for new investments in the country, the tax regime also provides for favourable regimes for holding shares or intellectual property (IP).
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