Income Tax by Country, 2004

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Less "taxing" situation for U.S. shipowners: at the Marine Log-blank Rome changes in taxation of U.S. shipping income seminar held in Stamford, Conn., in April, Arnold I. Havens, General Counsel, U.S. Department of the Treasury, spoke to delegates about the positive impact recent tax reforms in the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004 will have on U.S. shipping companies.(U.S. SHIPPING) (Marine Log)

Legislative proposals and draft income tax regulations relating to the treatment of foreign affiliates December 6, 2004. (Tax Executive)

The Polish government is to reduce the rate of corporate income tax from the current 27% to 19% in 2004, according to the Interfax news agency.(Brief Article) (Cosmetics International)

Budget--Manuel walks on water: Christmas came early for South Africa's lower to middle income earners with generous tax cuts in the 2004/2005 budget. But, says Tom Nevin, with punishing new levies on booze and smokes, it'll cost more to celebrate the windfall.(SOUTH AFRICA) (African Business)

Nonresident State and Local Income Taxes in the United States: The Continuing Spread of "Jock Taxes" (Special Report - Tax Foundation)

Comment on Desai and Hines, "old rules and new realities: corporate tax policy in a global setting".(response to Mihir A. Desai and James R. Hines Jr., National Tax Journal, vol. 57, p. 937, December 2004) (National Tax Journal)

Current corporate income tax developments.(part 2) (The Tax Adviser)

THE INCOME TAX RESPONSIVENESS OF THE RICH: EVIDENCE FROM FREE AGENT MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL ALL-STARS (Contemporary Economic Policy)

The Guardians Of Complexity; Everyone deplores the endless confusions and contradictions of the income-tax system, but nobody does anything about them. Here's why. (Newsweek)

Hints that GOP may try to eliminate income tax.(Tax Watch) (Investment News)