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SPECIAL ISSUE
European Union
Denkavit Internationaal: The Case, the Meaning, the Implications, and the Procedural and Practical Issues
On 14 December 2006, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) gave its decision in the case of Denkavit Internationaal BV, Denkavit France SARL v. Ministre de l'Économie, des Finances et de l'Industrie. In this Special Issue of European Taxation, the guest editor, Prof. Frans Vanistendael, and a distinguished group of authors comment, inter alia, on the Denkavit Internationaal decision itself and the implications for dividend payments, procedure and practice, and ECJ case law.
Denkavit Internationaal: The Balance between Fiscal Sovereignty and the Fundamental Freedoms?
Prof. Frans Vanistendael
pp. 210-213
The Denkavit Internationaal Case and Its Consequences: The Limit between Distortion and Discrimination
Thierry Pons
pp. 214-220
The ECJ Case Law on Cross-Border Dividends Revisited
Prof. Mr. Lieven A. Denys
pp. 221-238
Denkavit Internationaal: The Procedural Issues
pp. 239-243
Denkavit Internationaal: The Practical Issues
Prof. Dr Gerard T.K. Meussen
pp. 244-247
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ARTICLE
Romania
EU Accession and the Romanian Tax System
pp. 249-253
On 1 January 2007, Bulgaria and Romania acceded to the European Union. This article examines the tax system of Romania in relation to the acquis communautaire. An article in European Taxation 4/2007 considered Bulgaria in this respect.
EC UPDATE
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France
Quoted Real Estate Investment Companies: Recent Tax Changes
Henry Lazarski
pp. 254-256
The author considers the recent amendments that have been made to the regime for quoted real estate investment companies (sociétés d'investissement immobilier coté) and the implications of these changes.
Slovak Republic
Changes to Slovak Tax Legislation
Mark Gibbins and Zuzana Blažejová
pp. 258-259
Slovak tax legislation has recently been subject to amendments that have effect from 1 January 2007. In this respect, the authors wish to draw attention to the most significant amendments to the Income Tax Act and the Value Added Tax Act.
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