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France's Hollande to ease entrepreneurs' capital gains tax

PARIS (Reuters) - President Francois Hollande will propose next week easing entrepreneurs' capital gains tax, an official in his office told French media on Friday, as the Socialist leader struggles to win the confidence of business owners. Hollande's government had planned last year to hike capital gains tax on business owners early in its mandate, but backed down after a high-profile revolt and warnings the move would drive start-up companies abroad.

Henares tightens rules on tax clearance and registration of real state properties

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) has amended the rules on the issuance of tax clearance (TCL) and certificate authorizing registration (CAR) of real estate properties following the discovery of the proliferation of anomalous transactions in Region 1.BIR Commissioner Kim Jacinto-Henares said she has received reports about the rise of anomalous one-time transactions (ONETT) involving the “use of fake CARs and TCLs, manipulations of tax declarations of real properties, underdeclaration of consideration in sale and other transactions, and misrepresentations as to the transferors’ st

More bark than bite as Beijing takes aim at housing speculation

By Langi Chiang and Jason Subler BEIJING, March 6 (Reuters) - China's plans to curb property speculation are likely to be more bark than bite, and markets have over-reacted because of the uncertainty over how local governments will implement measures including a 20 percent capital gains tax on house sales.

Greece passes tax increases to appease foreign lenders

* Parliament passes tax reforms demanded under bailout deal * Government calls it "fiscal necessity and responsibility" * Opposition says it is "a plan of destitution" By George Georgiopoulos ATHENS, Jan 12 (Reuters) - The Greek parliament has approved a series of unpopular tax hikes to increase government income, one of the main conditions to qualify for continued aid from its foreign lenders.

ANALYSIS-'Fiscal cliff' deal sours U.S. tax reform outlook

* Hopes dim for 'grand bargain' on taxes, spending * Democrats want more revenue from tax code revamp * Republicans say "cliff" deal means tax debate over * Gridlock may mean corporate tax reform hopes dashed By Kim Dixon and Kevin Drawbaugh
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