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  • Julius Baer settles tax evasion dispute with Germany
    The Swiss private bank has agreed to pay €50 million ($72 million) to the German authorities to stave off legal proceedings over tax evasion.
    Salman Shaheen, April 13 2011
  • HSBC in IRS cross-hairs
    The US government continues to compel financial institutions to turn over bank account records relating to alleged tax cheats.
    April 13 2011
  • Treaties of the week - April 12 2011
    Type of Agreement Country Country Date Signed Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement Macedonia Kosovo April 6 2011 Tax Information Exchange Agreement Isle of Man Mexico April 11 2011
    April 11 2011
  • Leave India alone
    You cannot blame India's government and tax administrators if they get fed up with the constant criticism they have to listen to about the country's tax system. Efforts to improve the regime, such as the dispute resolution panels, are often dismissed as unworkable.
    April 14 2011
  • US companies want tax burden reduced
    America’s biggest companies are keeping up the pressure for a reduction in their US tax burden with the publication of a study into global effective tax rates.
    Matthew Gilleard, April 14 2011
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    India widens and reworks information exchange
    Daksha Baxi and Ritu Shaktawat of Khaitan & Co discuss the attempts by the Indian government to recover the taxes and the unaccounted money held overseas by Indian taxpayers.
    April 14 2011
  • IRS provides guidance to calm the waters with telecoms
    The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has issued guidance for the telecommunications industry on how to avoid disputes over valuation of network assets.
    April 12 2011
  • Foster's caught in tax disputes in Australia and India
    Foster's Brewing Group has said it received a favourable judgment from the Full Federal Court of Australia on April 8 in a dispute with the tax authorities over a tax assessment relating to the funding of its Elders Finance Group in the 1980s and 1990s.
    April 12 2011
  • Corporate taxpayers await changes to IRS compliance programme
    The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has announced that the Compliance Assurance Programme (CAP) which has been in pilot status since its inception, will now be permanent.
    April 12 2011
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    A ringside view of Indian litigation
    Tax disputes are still increasing in India despite efforts to cut the backlog. M P Sarda, Milin Thakore and Ketan Ved of Deloitte run through the options available to taxpayers involved in litigation and discover that controversy is engrained in the country’s tax system.
    April 14 2011
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