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  • Russian delays new transfer pricing rules
    Taxpayers in Russia will have to wait much longer than they thought for new transfer pricing rules after the State Duma failed to adopt the law in time for their enactment, as expected, on January 1.
    February 01 2011
  • Telecommunications company clobbered for unpaid taxes
    Tax authorities in Algeria have assessed $230 million in back taxes against a local subsidiary of Orascom Telecom Holding (OTH), an Egyptian telecommunications company.
    February 01 2011
  • European Court favours taxpayers in Weald Leasing and RBS Deutschland
    The European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled in favour of the taxpayer in two cases that looked at whether leasing transactions were set up to avoid VAT. However, in one case, there are still some questions for the UK courts to decide concerning abusive practice.
    February 01 2011
  • Saudi Arabia introduces participation exemption
    Saudi Arabia has sought to reduce the risk of double taxation by introducing participation exemption rules for the first time, though the order fails to clarify important details about how the rules will work, such as when they will come into force.
    February 01 2011
  • Thin capitalisation in New Zealand
    Changes to New Zealand's thin capitalisation rules will come into effect on April 1 2011 as part of the Taxation (GST and Remedial Matters) Act. The act will limit foreign multinationals' scope to reduce their New Zealand tax liability.
    February 01 2011
  • Authorities lose appeal in GE Capital Canada case
    Canada's Federal Court of Appeal (FCA) has dismissed the Crown's appeal in the GE Capital Canada (GECC) transfer pricing dispute over the payment of a guarantee fee by a subsidiary to its parent.
    February 01 2011
  • Lack of consensus for Bowles/Simpson plan is no surprise
    The failure of the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and Reform to secure a supermajority vote on its debt reduction plan on December 3 illustrates the difficulty of the work ahead for those who want to tackle tax reform.
    February 01 2011
  • OECD report on revenue statistics plays up role of green taxes
    Declining economic activity coupled with tax cuts imposed to ease the effects of the recession have been put forward as reasons why tax revenues have fallen in most OECD-member countries for the third consecutive year. However the average tax burden fell.
    Matthew Gilleard, February 01 2011
  • Policy options create double taxation risk for financial services
    The three main options under discussion in Europe for taxing the financial sector create a risk of double taxation, a panel of tax specialists has said.
    February 01 2011
  • Danger ahead
    Taxpayers should be worried. Two years ago, the G20 of the world's biggest economies met in London to discuss a global recovery plan. Tax information exchange was seen as necessary to improve global tax collections and reduce the risk of future crises.
    February 01 2011
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