The Tax Journal is delighted to resume our 'Tax Publications'. This week we cover books published between March 2009 and September 2009.
Mike McGowan, Neil Henderson and Mark Couch of KPMG LLP consider the tax accounting implications under IFRS of the dividend exemption and debt cap rules introduced in Finance Act 2009
Hui Ling McCarthy, Barrister at Gray's Inn Chambers, reviews this year's Tax Journal Conference on The Future of UK Tax: Tax Policy and Practice in the Changing Economic Climate, held on 24 June
Chris Morgan, partner in International Tax Services at KPMG in the UK, rounds up the latest developments in the international tax world
Jenny Doak, senior associate at Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP, considers the provisions in Finance Act 2009, Sch 12 which extend the ability of groups to reallocate capital losses and gains
Continuing our series of basic informative articles, John Davison, Grant Thornton, Sydney, provides as an outline of the Australian taxation system
Ashley Greenbank, of Macfarlanes LLP, reviews the new rules for distributions of a capital nature
John Whiting, recently appointed Tax Policy Director of the Chartered Institute of Taxation, reflects on the announcement of the cessation of the Tax Law Rewrite Project
Alex Cole of Latham & Watkins explains the changes to the late-paid interest rules as a result of the Finance Bill and its effect on tax