Russian draft transfer pricing law moves forward — Spain amends nonresident income tax law for non-Spanish EU residents lacking PE — Sweden revising cross-border "group deduction" proposal — Indian finds no CGT on intra-group share transfer lacking consideration — Singapore budget introduces new tax incentives — Taiwan again revises surtax credit computation applied against dividend withholding — Canadian budget 2011 addresses international taxation — El Salvador introduces important transfer pricing changes

Irish Finance Bill 2010 includes enhancement's to holding company rules, announces introduction of transfer pricing regulations — Germany proposes arm's length individual asset approach for business transfers — Norwegian commissionaires may pose PE risk — Spain expands ETVE tax benefits — Swiss court rules FX differences do not qualify as income or expenses — UK publishes discussion draft on CFC proposals — Singapore introduces new tax regime for corporate amalgamations — Taiwan issues regulations governing tax treaties — Mexico proposes controversial changes to IMMEX, or Maquiladora Decree — US MNCs with Venezuelan operations must adopt DASTM — US signs treaties with Hungary and Chile

Dutch shelve proposals reforming taxation of inter-0500 income and expenses — French parliament enacts Finance Bill 2010, amended Finance Bill 2009 — New France-United Kingdom treaty and protocol enters into force — Hungarian Parliament approves new corporate tax law; ETR on inter-0500 income earned abroad 4.75% from 1 January 2010 — Russian Finance Ministry publishes new draft transfer pricing law — Swedish tax rules effective 1 January 2010 — UK presents annual pre-budget report — China issues guidance on term 'beneficial owner' under tax treaties — Hong Kong issues transfer pricing guidelines — Indian tax authorities address tax treatment of installation permanent -0500ablishments — India releases discussion paper on future Goods and Services Tax — Indonesian regulations to combat tax treaty abuse — Japanese government outlines 2010 tax reform proposal — Japan and Netherlands announce terms of new tax treaty — Brazil introduces significant tax changes including thin capitalization rules