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  • Japan to discuss tax reform in March
    Japan will start discussing widespread tax reform next month, says the country's finance minister.
    February 15 2010
  • Follow International Tax Review on Twitter
    International Tax Review is now available on Twitter, the micro-blogging and social networking site, providing updates on the ever-changing world of international taxation.
    February 15 2010
  • New Zealand listens to tax report
    New Zealand's prime minister has unveiled plans to reform the country's tax system just three weeks after a working group told the government that drastic change was needed.
    February 15 2010
  • Tribunal case illustrates how to recover input VAT
    BAA, a leading airports company, has been refunded £6.7 million ($10.4 million) after the first tier tax tribunal decided it could deduct VAT on costs incurred in relation to an acquisition.
    February 15 2010
  • Tribunal case shows how to recover input VAT
    BAA, a leading airports company, has been refunded £6.7 million ($10.4 million) after the first tier tax tribunal decided it could deduct VAT on costs incurred in relation to an acquisition
    February 15 2010
  • UK corporate tax system in trouble, says report
    A new report by an independent think-tank, calls for urgent review of the UK tax system, amid concerns it is uncompetitive in comparison to other countries' regimes.
    February 15 2010
  • Australia amends consolidated group rules
    The Australian government has introduced new legislation to parliament that amends laws relating to consolidated groups, despite the changes being proposed nearly two years ago.
    February 15 2010
  • OECD package seeks to help portfolio investors
    The OECD has released for public consultation an implementation package that aims to make it easier for portfolio investors to claim treaty benefits.
    February 16 2010
  • Conservatives' tax plans get cautious welcome
    The opposition party in the UK has unveiled its plans for taxation should it win the next general election, including reducing the corporate tax rate to 25%, reforming controlled foreign company rules and simplifying the tax system.
    February 16 2010
  • OECD hits the right talking points
    Comments submitted about three draft reports issued by the OECD were largely positive, with only some minor gripes about wording.
    February 16 2010
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