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Tax-News.com: The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, World Trade Organization and the United Nationss Conference on Trade and Development have reiterated their called on leaders of the G20 countries to resist protectionism or the prospects for economic recovery may be wiped out.
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Tax-News.com: Having received the Henry tax review at the end of last year, and having then said that it would consider the review for release early in 2010, along with an initial response, the Australian government now appears to be delaying that release.
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Tax-News.com: Switzerlands Council of States has elected to postpone the setting up of a special commission to investigate the UBS case, sparking outrage from the countrys lower chamber of parliament.
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Tax-News.com: Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty resisted the temptation to increase income tax or defer planned cuts in the rate of corporate tax in tabling the 2010 budget on March 4, announcing a deficit reduction package based largely on the removal of economic stimulus measures.
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Tax-News.com: In a dramatic about-turn, the German government has made known its intention to press ahead with the purchase of the tax data disc offered to federal state Baden-Württemberg.
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Tax-News.com: Despite the weak economic environment, the total amount of tax collected by the UK's largest listed companies on behalf of the country's government has grown significantly as a proportion of total corporate earnings since 2007, a new survey has found.
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Tax-News.com: The US Securities and Exchange Commission and the InternalRevenue Service have agreed to work more closely to monitor andregulate the municipal bond market and industry.
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Tax-News.com: Shadow Chancellor George Osborne has promised that a Conservative government would take early action to reduce aspects of UK business taxation, although it remains unclear when such measures would go into effect.
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