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  • UK Upper Tribunal rules on M&S group relief
    Marks & Spencer has come out on top of the latest decision in its loss relief litigation, one of European tax law's most prominent cases, though a portion of its claims were ruled out of time.
    July 06 2010
  • JetLite ordered to pay Rs1 billion in Sahara service tax dispute
    India's Customs, Excise & Service Tax Appellate Tribunal has ordered JetLite, an airline, to pay a Rs1 billion ($21 million) deposit in its outstanding service tax dispute with the tax authorities over its promotion of Sahara India Commercial Corporation's business
    July 06 2010
  • UK games industry loses tax relief
    The development of the UK's £2 billion ($3.2 billion) video games industry is under threat after the new coalition government withdrew tax breaks promised to the sector by the previous administration.
    July 04 2010
  • US scraps planned bank levy
    Congress last week abandoned plans to introduce a tax on financial institutions that was forecast to raise $19 billion over the next five years.
    July 04 2010
  • Take part in the Asia-Pacific Client Services Poll
    Executives responsible for the Asia-Pacific region often claim they have the most difficult job in the tax department. And this claim seems justified.
    July 04 2010
  • Miller & Chevalier adds transfer pricing member
    Robert Kirschenbaum will join the law firm of Miller & Chevalier to handle transfer pricing planning and related controversy matters.
    July 01 2010
  • Breaking news: Germany and France will propose European financial transaction tax
    Germany and France will ask the European Commission to consider a European financial market transaction tax after the plan for it to be introduced worldwide was largely dismissed by the G20.
    July 01 2010
  • Vietnam issues loss carry forward warning
    Taxpayers in Vietnam are advised to review the status of their loss carry forward for losses incurred before and after the country introduced new rules back in 2009.
    July 01 2010
  • European Commission v United Kingdom and Northern Ireland
    The European Commission asked the court for a declaration that the UK is in breach of European law because it does not allow traders from outside the EU to recover input VAT on financial services and insurance transactions.
    July 14 2010
  • Anglo American signs ATO agreement
    Anglo American Australia last week signed an annual compliance arrangement with the tax authorities in relation to the company's goods and service tax obligations.
    July 14 2010
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