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  • Thailand minister unveils tax breaks
    Thailand's deputy finance minister hopes new substantial tax incentives for domestic and foreign companies will boost the country's attractiveness to investment.
    May 27 2010
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    The road ahead for the GST
    Satya Poddar and Shalini Mathur of Ernst & Young outline how India's new goods and services tax will eventually drastically overhaul the country's indirect tax system for the better, despite constant disputes between the centre and the states.
    May 31 2010
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    The benefits of Belgium's corporate tax rules
    Besides the well known features of the long standing Belgian holding regime, Belgian holding companies can also benefit from some of the more recent, attractive attributes of the Belgian tax system, explain Paul Op de Beeck and Luc van Walleghem of KPMG
    May 31 2010
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    New developments in Indian dispute resolution
    K R Girish and Sunil Lala of KPMG explain how changes to dispute resolution methods and the introduction of alternative techniques look to reduce litigation costs and clear the backlog of cases building up within the country.
    May 31 2010
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    Switzerland prepares for reform
    Switzerland offers many advantages as location for holding companies. Sébastien Maury and Stefan Kuhn of KPMG explain the taxation of a Swiss holding company and outline some upcoming and envisaged amendments to Swiss tax law which will improve the Swiss holding location for international investors.
    May 31 2010
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    India poses holding company challenges
    Srinivasa Rao and Rajendra Nayak of Ernst & Young comment on the appeal of India as a holding company jurisdiction and what the court said in the E-Trade case.
    May 31 2010
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    The advantages of Cyprus as a holding company location
    Its tax treatment of capital gains, repatriation and dividends, for example, makes Cyprus stand out as a holding company location, believes Sophie Stylianou of Eurofast Taxand.
    May 31 2010
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    How Germany deals with EU infringement actions
    Stefan Ditsch and Barbara Zuber of PricewaterhouseCoopers explain that while Germany takes European Commission objections to its tax system seriously most of the time, on some issues, such as withholding tax on outbound dividends, Germany is not prepared to yield
    May 31 2010
  • Holding company rules leave room for reform
    Despite other advantages, the corporate tax regime can make the US an unwelcome place in which to invest. Erin Kelechava finds out about what needs to change if America is to attract more holding companies
    May 31 2010
  • OECD promotes Brazil & Indonesia to white list
    Brazil and Indonesia have substantially implemented the internationally agreed tax standard for transparency and exchange of information, according to an updated OECD progress report.
    June 03 2010
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