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  • Type of Agreement Country Country Date Signed Link Tax Information Exchange Agreement United Kingdom Antigua & Barbuda January 18 2010 Link Tax Information Exchange Agreement United Kingdom St Vincent and the Grenadines January 18 2010 Link Tax Information Exchange Agreement United Kingdom St Lucia January 18 2010 Link Tax Information Exchange Agreement United Kingdom St Kitts & Nevis January 18 2010 Link Double Taxation Agreement Jersey Malta January 25 2010 Amended Double Taxation Agreement Malta Belgium January 25 2010 Double Taxation Agreement Australia Chile January 25 2010
  • Changes to Singapore's tax rules will impact multinational companies that have undertaken or are contemplating a corporate amalgamation in the country.
  • The French Finance Act 2010 strengthens the country's controlled foreign company (CFC) rules and includes new anti-avoidance rules that restrict tax benefits for income derived from a non-cooperative tax jurisdiction.
  • Double Taxation Relief; transparent; discovery assessments; double taxation relief for US tax; s 739 of the Taxes Act 1988;
  • On January 19 and 20, a group of specialists gathered at the UN headquarters in New York to discuss what topics the new transfer pricing manual should cover.
  • An Indian tax authority has ruled that the amalgamation of foreign entities into an Indian entity does not result in any tax liability for the foreign companies.
  • International Tax Review is running a poll to reveal the most admired in-house tax directors in North America.
  • The Singapore Ministry of Finance has announced that it will host the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information later this year.
  • It is looking increasingly unlikely that India will be able implement their nationwide goods and service tax scheduled for April 1, amid growing disputes between officials at the state and central level.
  • Delegates at the first OECD Tax & Development conference heard the UK government promise yesterday to take action to enhance international tax transparency and to develop information exchange between developed and developing countries.
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