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  • The new VAT regime and other developments in its tax law make Switzerland even more attractive as location for holding companies and international group companies with financing activities there, believe Markus Prinzen, Mathias Bopp, Marcel Angehrn and Timo Haack of PricewaterhouseCoopers
  • Any company thinking of investing in Mexico needs to consider the tax implications of issues such as how to fund an investment and the type of investment vehicle and its location, believe Adriana Rodríguez, Araceli Sosa and Fernando López of PricewaterhouseCoopers
  • Tax reforms have given companies in France have got plenty of incentives to make and structure acquisitions to their advantage, explains Xavier Etienne of Landwell et Associés
  • The incorporation into local law of the EU merger directive has created the possibility of tax-neutral international mergers using Cyprus, explains Sophie Stylianou of Eurofast Taxand – Cyprus
  • Tax saving opportunities carry considerable weight in the decision about the best M&A structure in Brazil, explain Cristiane Magalhães and Fabíola Costa Girão of Machado Associados
  • Erin Kelechava reports on the tax issues surrounding rewards for the executives of an Australian business software company acquired by a US rival
  • Switzerland has worked hard to attract fund management. It should reform its withholding tax provisions if it wants to get the most out of this investment, argue Roger Dall'O & Monika Gammeter Utzinger of Tax Partner – Taxand
  • India's Supreme Court has dismissed a petition filed by the tax authorities that alleged a multinational taxpayer had not revealed relevant information while claiming tax deductions.
  • Dieter Wirth and Mohamed Serokh of PricewaterhouseCoopers in Switzerland look at how multinationals such as banks and insurance groups operating in Zurich have been treated during tax audits focusing on the different transfer pricing methods
  • Doug Shulman, commissioner of the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS), emphasised the Service's intention to use of new laws to ensure compliance and transparency at a speech before the National Press Club on April 5.
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