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  • One month after announcing changes to the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme (CRC) in the comprehensive spending review, which will effectively turn it into a carbon tax, the government has decided to delay the scheme and launch a consultation.
  • Type of Agreement Country Country Date Signed Double Tax Agreement Amendment South Africa UK November 8 2010 Planned Double Tax Agreement Cyprus Ukraine January - April 2011 Tax information Exchange Agreement Aruba UK November 5 2010 Double Tax Agreement Amendment France Switzerland November 4 2010 Revised Double Tax Agreement Greece Switzerland November 4 2010
  • Rising corporate tax revenues are responsible for reducing Ontario’s debt, says the province’s Finance Minister, Dwight Duncan.
  • Justice Balasubramanyan has been appointed as chairman of the Authority for Advance Rulings in India, which is aimed at avoiding disputes between taxpayers and tax authorities, and bringing certainty of about the amount of a taxpayer's income tax liability.
  • The European Commission is expected to publish the results of a consultation on double taxation in the coming days, a senior official told the ERA Annual Conference on European Direct Taxation in Germany this week.
  • Baker & McKenzie was rewarded for its expertise in dispute resolution throughout the region when it won International Tax Review’s Asia Tax Disputes Firm of the Year award in Singapore on Tuesday night.
  • Foster’s is facing up to a confrontation with the Australian tax authorities after it announced yesterday that it does not accept an official assessment that it owes almost A$66 million ($65 million) in tax and interest arising from a capital loss in the 2004 financial year.
  • The characterisation of computer software transactions can be regarded as one of the most controversial issues in international taxation, believes Srinivasa Rao of Ernst & Young in India.
  • Credit Suisse has gone to court to prevent the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) from examining hundreds of bank records as part of the government’s efforts to expose tax cheats.
  • Tax academics and practitioners at the National Tax Association’s (NTA) 103rd Annual Conference on Taxation persistently pressed that the US needs to start paying attention to VAT or comparable proposals that have been advanced with no avail.
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