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  • The Chinese authorities have released a new circular that relaxes the recognition criteria for advanced technology service enterprises (ATSEs).
  • Cheil Communications India, a subsidiary of South Korea's largest advertising agency, has won its appeal at the Indian Income Tax Appellate Tribunal (ITAT) over pass-through costs in a case that sets a precedent for future disputes.
  • The decision of the tribunal sheds light on the arm’s-length justification of the payment of a royalty fee for technical know-how The Delhi Income Tax Appellate Tribunal upheld, in the case of Abhishek Auto Industries, the company's arm's-length justification of the payment of a royalty fee for technical know-how and assistance to a manufacturing entity.
  • The Indian tax authorities continue to refuse to let multi-billion dollar transactions go by without checking to see if they might be due any revenue from them.
  • The study group, chaired by Graham Aaronson, QC, that will look at the feasibility of introducing a general anti-avoidance rule in the UK, comprises one taxpayer, two academics, a High Court judge, a former judge and a former lawyer who is a part-time tax judge.
  • The Mexican tax authorities have released a new transfer pricing rule to address some of the problems that arise from pursuing conflicts in Mexican Tax Court.
  • The Australian Federal Court’s decision in favour of the tax authorities in Colonial First State Investments Limited v Commissioner of Taxation means very little will change for fund managers experiencing tax irregularities.
  • Heather Gething and Ross Fraser of Herbert Smith analyse why the UK Supreme Court, in its unanimous decision in the case of HMRC v DCC Holdings (UK) Ltd [2010] UKSC 58, upheld the need for UK tax statutes to be construed to achieve the apparent legislative purpose.
  • Authorities in Indonesia are investigating the possibility that Research in Motion (RIM), the company that developed BlackBerry, has avoided paying taxes to the Indonesian government.
  • Tax lawyer Dr. Bodo Bender, who works in the Shearman & Sterling’s Frankfurt office, has been made a partner.
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