Global Tax Report - January 2010

January 2010
Orsolya Bárdosi, Jiang Bian, Bruce N. Davis, Brian S. Gleicher, Andreas Knebel, Spencer J Lucas, Emmanuelle Pontnau-Faure, Gary M. Thomas, Barrye L. Wall, Charlie Wilson, Hao Jing

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In this issue of the Global Tax Report:

• China—When Transfer Pricing Meets Custom Valuation
• France—France Ready to Take a Tougher Stand to Combat Tax Havens
• Germany—Risk of Double Taxation is Increasing
• Hong Kong—Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal Decides Transfer Pricing Case
• Hungary—New CFC Regime in Hungary
• Indonesia—Indonesia Issues Strict New Rules for Claiming Treaty Relief Effective January 1, 2010
• Japan—Proposed Transfer Pricing Documentation Requirements and Impact on Taxpayers
• Poland—Polish Investment Funds Increasingly Used in International Tax Planning
• Singapore—Singapore Transfer Pricing Developments
• United States—Requesting US Competent Authority Assistance to Resolve Transfer Pricing Disputes

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