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  • Brazilian incentives come under pressure
    The Brazilian government has discussed withdrawing some corporate tax incentives in a bid to stop a decline in tax receipts, but has postponed any decision on the matter indefinitely.
    January 28 2010
  • UK CFC discussion document well received
    Taxpayers and advisers believe the discussion document on controlled foreign companies reflects a genuine attempt by the UK tax authorities to respond to their concerns.
    January 28 2010
  • Vodafone loses India court battle
    The Mumbai High Court has ruled that that the country's tax authorities have the right to pursue Vodafone over its estimated $2 billion tax bill.
    January 01 2010
  • James Hardie loses appeal against Australian tax authorities
    The Federal Court of Australia yesterday dismissed an appeal by RCI Pty, a wholly owned subsidiary of James Hardie Industries, against a claim by the Australian Tax Office (ATO) for A$459 million ($412 million) in unpaid taxes, interest and penalties.
    January 01 2010
  • German Supreme Court reverses squeeze-out compensation position
    The Supreme Court of Germany (BGH) has partially reversed its position on the method and reference period used for determining cash compensation when a majority shareholder wants to squeeze-out and delist a company from the market.
    January 01 2010
  • Panellists to share dispute resolution experiences
    The dispute resolution panel at International Tax Review's Global Transfer Pricing Forum will focus on planning transfer pricing policies to avoid disputes, achieving settlements and using advanced pricing agreements (APAs).
    January 01 2010
  • German supreme court reverses squeeze-out compensation position
    The Supreme Court of Germany (BGH) has partially reversed its position on the method and reference period used for determining cash compensation when a majority shareholder wants to squeeze-out and delist a company from the market.
    January 01 2010
  • German supreme court reverses squeeze-out compensation position
    The Supreme Court of Germany (BGH) has partially reversed its position on the method and reference period used for determining cash compensation when a majority shareholder wants to squeeze-out and delist a company from the market.
    January 01 2010
  • Vodafone ruling date announced
    The latest ruling in the long-running Indian Vodafone dispute will be issued on November 16, the Mumbai High Court has confirmed.
    January 01 2010
  • Another favourable royalty ruling for Indian taxpayers
    India's Authority for Advance Rulings has held that software transferred without the transfer of intellectual property, including modifications and updates, should not be treated as a royalty or technical service.
    January 01 2010
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