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  • A senior international tax official at the US Department of the Treasury has defended the administration's 2011 budget proposals from the charge that the US system reflects a policy of "tax exceptionalism and isolationism".
  • The Isle of Man government has released a discussion document looking at potential changes to the corporate tax system. The government wants to find ways to maintain competitiveness while complying with EU and OECD requirements.
  • George Osborne, who hopes to become the UK's finance minister after the general election in the spring, has said that reducing the corporate tax rate for large and small businesses would cost the government £3.5 billion ($5.24 billion) a year.
  • Jens Kleinert has left Dewey & LeBoeuf to join Osborne Clarke as a partner in the firm's Cologne office.
  • The introduction of new transfer pricing rules should not cause undue worry for multinational companies with Irish operations. They will already have experience of related-party compliance, points out Dan McSwiney of Ernst & Young
  • Andrés Edelstein Ignacio Rodríguez The last quarter of 2009 was very active for Argentine tax authorities regarding their international affairs. Five tax information exchange agreements (TIEAs) were signed with Andorra, Bahamas, Monaco, San Marino and Costa Rica.
  • Lorena Kurti Recent research carried out by the World Bank showed that Albania is now ranked 46th overall out of 160 countries worldwide as a place to start a business.
  • Tassos Anastassiadis It is an established principle in Greece that when VAT has been charged on an invoice issued by the supplier and thereby passed onto the counterparty even by mistake, the supplier cannot ask for a refund of it as unduly paid.
  • Dirk Van Stappen A recently published law contains measures that target taxpayers that enter into transactions with tax havens.
  • Ian Farmer On January 15 2010, the Australian Federal Government released the report by the Australian Financial Centre Forum (AFCF), titled Australia as a Financial Centre. The review was commissioned in 2008 to consider sensible policy changes to secure Australia's future as a leading financial services centre.
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