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    European awards winners take their prizes
    The Alliance of Gleiss Lutz, Herbert Smith and Stibbe won the European Tax Firm of the Year for the first time at International Tax Review's European Tax Awards in London.
    June 30 2010
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    South Africa joins competition for holding companies
    Its position as Africa's leading economy will make South Africa's proposed headquarter company regime appealing to foreign investors, believes Peter Dachs of Edward Nathan Sonnenbergs
    June 30 2010
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    New exemption brings cheer for overseas employees
    A 60-day wage tax exemption for foreign employees working in the Netherlands is welcome news for multinationals, say Dorine Fraai and Roxanna Windzak of Horlings, a member firm of Nexia International
    June 30 2010
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    Indirect taxes are on the up and up
    Increased emphasis on indirect tax is forcing taxpayers to start placing extra focus on effective strategies to generate more cash from this area of their business. At June's Indirect Tax Forum speakers outlined how indirect tax should become the top priority for businesses across the world.
    June 30 2010
  • East African budgets bring tax changes
    Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda have all released budgets containing tax measures. Some aimed at stabilising the countries' tax systems by clarifying certain areas of tax and other changes are intended to improve revenue collection rates.
    June 30 2010
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    Reform aims at foreign investment
    Joan O'Connor and Deirdre Power of Deloitte look at two of the more significant developments just announced in Ireland - the new regime for transfer pricing and the ability to re-domicile funds to Ireland.
    March 01 2010
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    Getting value from tax friendly policies
    The Irish government is trying to benefit from a world economy that is slowly reviving by using this year's Finance Bill to push through some key tax measures, says Colm Kelly of PricewaterhouseCoopers
    March 01 2010
  • Irish Finance Bill aimed at bringing in holding companies
    By David Stevenson
    March 01 2010
  • D'Ascenzo highlights growing importance of compliance
    Australia's tax commissioner has highlighted 2010 as a "watershed year" for substantial change, despite the government postponing the release of an influential review into the country's tax system.
    March 09 2010
  • Australia amends consolidated group rules
    By Jack Grocott
    March 01 2010
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