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  • Henry review to be released on Sunday
    The Australian government has announced that it will finally release the Henry review on tax reform this Sunday. It said in February that the release of the review before the government had considered it thoroughly was not in the public's interest.
    April 26 2010
  • Innovation Act passed by parliament
    The Taiwanese government has passed the controversial Innovation Act that will reduce the country's corporate tax rate and introduce a number of incentives.
    April 26 2010
  • Ladbrokes receives £80 million tax rebate
    After several months' discussion with HM Revenue and Customs in the UK, Ladbrokes, the gambling company, has received an £80 million ($123 million) rebate.
    April 26 2010
  • Deals of the week
    International Tax Review's weekly round up of the biggest deals and transactions.
    April 26 2010
  • Treaties and TIEAs signed this week
    Type of Agreement Country Country Date Signed Link Double Taxation Agreement Taiwan Hungary April 19 2010 Tax Information Exchange Agreement Australia Vanuatu April 21 2010 Link Double Taxation Agreement New Zealand Turkey April 22 2010 Double Taxation Agreement Bahrain Bermuda April 22 2010
    April 26 2010
  • German trade tax case provides planning opportunities
    Germany's highest tax court has clarified the liability of a trustee relationship limited partnership (Treuhand KG) to municipal trade tax in a decision published on April 14.
    April 27 2010
  • Morris appointed chair of CBI tax committee
    The Confederation of British Industry has appointed Will Morris of General Electric as chairman of its taxation committee.
    April 27 2010
  • Authorities win favourable European opinion over VAT on vouchers
    UK employers that pay a proportion of their employee's salary with retail vouchers may face a substantial tax liability after Advocate General Mengozzi, of the European Court of Justice, released his opinion in the case.
    April 28 2010
  • India moves anti-avoidance campaign offshore
    The Indian Central Board of Direct Taxes has opened tax offices in Mauritius and Singapore in a bid to crackdown on offshore tax evasion.
    April 28 2010
  • INEOS defends relocation to Switzerland
    INEOS, the world's third largest chemicals company, has explained the tax reasons behind the relocation of its headquarters from the UK to Switzerland
    April 28 2010
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