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    Korea to get more aggressive on offshore tax abuse
    The National Tax Service (NTS) in Korea will create a permanent division responsible for investigating offshore tax non-compliance.
    March 01 2011
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    OECD: Intangibles scoping document released
    The OECD has released a scoping document on the transfer pricing aspects of intangibles in response to its consultation on the topic last year.
    March 01 2011
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    China/UK: Possible APA in the works
    A source has revealed that pre-filing talks have taken place, suggesting that China and the UK might be working on their first bilateral advanced pricing agreement (APA).
    March 01 2011
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    TP provisions not applicable if not subject to tax in India
    Source: www.whirlpool.com The Delhi Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) has ruled that transfer pricing provisions do not apply if the assessee is not subject to tax in India.
    March 01 2011
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    CHINA: Resource tax to go nationwide
    China's finance minister has confirmed that, after a successful six month trial, the country's first resource tax is to be rolled out nationwide over the next five years.
    March 01 2011
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    US: IRS to extend CAP to all large businesses
    The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is expected to expand its Compliance Assurance Programme (CAP) for large business taxpayers.
    March 01 2011
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    Owens foresees the end of tax havens
    Jeffrey Owens Jeffrey Owens, director of the OECD Centre for Tax Policy and Administration, believes the Organisation's reviews of transparency and information exchange will see the end of tax havens.
    March 01 2011
  • Now is the time to be open
    Taxpayers are too secretive about transactions they are involved in. Deals are time consuming, and expensive if you use external advisers to structure and implement them. However, that is not why companies are reluctant to explain the tax details of transactions in public.
    March 01 2011
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    Weatherford goes public with towering tax deficiencies
    Weatherford International, one of the largest oil and gas companies in the world, announced last week that due to “a material weakness in internal controls,” the company will report a substantial amount in tax errors.
    March 07 2011
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    Partner to rejoin Mayer Brown
    Paul DiSangro will rejoin Mayer Brown’s tax controversy practice in Palo Alto , California on March 7.
    March 07 2011
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