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    Uruguay-India tax treaty stalled
    Mohammad Hamid Ansari failed to sign the agreement Uruguay's vice president, Danilo Astori and Indian vice president Mohammad Hamid Ansari failed to sign the highly anticipated double tax treaty (DTT) between the two countries during Astori's seven-day trip to India in March.
    April 14 2011
  • IRS asks taxpayers to tell them what guidance they need
    Taxpayers will have a chance to give the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) a piece of their mind.
    April 19 2011
  • IBM loses out to ATO on royalties
    Computer company IBM has lost a two-year dispute with the Australian Tax Office (ATO) over royalties paid to its American parent.
    Salman Shaheen, April 19 2011
  • Hungarian VAT rate set to rise to highest in EU
    The Hungarian government has announced that VAT will increase from 25% to 27%. The rise was announced ahead of the 2012 budget which aims to add HUF1 trillion ($4.75 billion) to government coffers to meet its target of having a deficit of 2.5% of GDP at most.
    October 04 2011
  • Introduction of GST in India has long way to go
    The opposition of some state governments is holding up the implementation of the much-needed rationalisation of the indirect taxes system.
    October 04 2011
  • How will environmental taxes shift the burden?
    From Andean glaciers melting to African crops failing, climate change is having a dramatic effect on our world. But, as governments and companies increasingly accept the need for green fiscal reform to combat the problem, it seems climate change may soon have a dramatic effect on Europe’s tax systems as well.
    October 04 2011
  • Indirect tax changes unveiled in Swedish budget
    Sweden’s 2012 budget has made changes to the country’s indirect tax system aimed at boosting employment, reducing emissions and slowing the rate of climate change.
    October 04 2011
  • VAT invoicing comes into force in Russia
    Alexei Matveev of Ernst & Young welcomes the introduction of electronic VAT invoicing in Russia but says the new rules cannot operate until the tax authorities prescribe the format of some of the documents that will be used
    October 04 2011
  • Debate intensifies over Indian negative list of services
    Rajeev Dimri of BMR Advisors - Taxand looks at whether it is beneficial to have a negative list of services when it comes to GST.
    October 04 2011
  • Changing the future of real estate tax in Malaysia
    Adeline Wong and Jason Liang of Wong & Partners, Malaysia, explain why a recent court case shows that there is still a great deal of uncertainty in the country’s real estate tax laws.
    October 05 2011
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