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Type of Agreement Country Country Date Signed Link Tax Information Exchange Agreement Germany Anguilla March 19 2010 Tax Information Exchange Agreement UK Belize March 25 2010 Link Double Taxation Agreement Canada Namibia March 25 2010 Tax Information Exchange Agreement Uruguay Finland March 30 2010

Taxpayers can look forward to the announcement of a five-year roadmap for cutting corporate tax when George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, announces his first budget next week.

A leading UK barrister has predicted that the European Court of Justice will support member states' efforts to collect tax.

Spain unjustifiably restricts the free movement of capital in the EU by treating dividends paid to non-residents less favourably than those received by resident shareholders, the European Court of Justice has ruled.

The Canadian tax authority confirmed they will respect solicitor/client privilege but will seek to review auditor's working papers in certain circumstances. Practitioners and clients need to be conscious of the risks when dealing with tax reserves and financial statements warns Bill Maclagan of Blake, Cassels & Graydon.

An Indian authority has delivered a ruling that will offer relief to taxpayers who are involved in more than one dispute with the tax authorities.

Japan's ruling party, the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), plans to lower corporate tax as part of their campaign for the upcoming election in the upper house next month.

The Pakistan finance minister has announced that the government will transform the country's goods and service tax into a value-added tax later this year.

Canadian law firm Blake Cassels & Graydon has taken two tax litigators from rival McCarthy Tétrault.

The Isle of Man parliament has confirmed that it will move fully to automatic exchange of information next year.