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  • Italy removes Cyprus and Malta from CFC blacklist
    Cyprus and Malta have been removed from Italy's blacklist of jurisdictions for the application of controlled foreign company (CFC) rules and provisions on tax residency of individuals.
    August 02 2010
  • UPDATED WITH QUOTES: GSK wins federal appeal in landmark Canadian transfer pricing case
    The Federal Court of Appeal in Ottawa overturned the Tax Court's ruling in Glaxosmithkline v The Queen, in a judgment delivered on Monday (July 26).
    August 02 2010
  • UK court keeps Compound Interest Project alive
    The UK Court of Appeal has ruled that the taxpayers in John Wilkins and others v Commissioners made their appeals in time, paving the way for hearings on whether they should receive compound interest on reimbursement of overpaid VAT.
    August 03 2010
  • Partial victory for Turkish media giant
    Dogan Yayin, Turkey's largest media company, has claimed a partial victory against the tax authorities in a case over TL4.8 billion ($3.2 billion) in fines for tax irregularities.
    August 04 2010
  • IRS announces new rules for gain recognition filings
    Taxpayers that have failed to comply with regulatory requirements for filing gain recognition agreements (GRAs) will find relief from liabilities and penalties under a new IRS announcement.
    August 04 2010
  • US makes changes to business compliance
    The US government has decided to reorganise its efforts in international tax administration in an effort to improve compliance.
    August 04 2010
  • Clarity for VAT treatment of staff vouchers
    The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has released its judgment in the AstraZeneca litigation, which sought to clarify the VAT treatment of staff vouchers used in salary sacrifice schemes, and ruled the company must account for the tax when passing on vouchers.
    August 04 2010
  • US authorities win appeal in Sala tax shelter case
    The US Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit has reversed the decision of the Colorado District Court which found in favour of Carlos Sala, who had used trading in foreign currency options to claim a refund of $26 million in taxes, interest and penalties from the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).
    August 04 2010
  • The man in the middle
    Ali Noroozi, Australia's Inspector-General of Taxation, has the challenging task of improving the often fraught relationship between large businesses and tax authorities. He talks to Tax Disputes about his review of the Australian Taxation Office's (ATO) large business audit and risk review policies, procedures and practices.
    August 04 2010
  • Jobs bill includes $11 billion in corporate tax increases
    The US Senate has approved a jobs bill (HR 1586) that will raise $11 billion in taxes on multinational corporations.
    August 05 2010
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