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17 Apr 2013
IN THIS ISSUE
Solar Securitization
Many factors are encouraging a robust solar bond issuance into the U.S. and EU capital markets, but several impediments remain including the need
for scale, uncertainties surrounding long-term reliability of cash flows, and challenges in untangling tax equity from securitized debt. Page 1
UK Budget Measures for Multinationals
The released UK 2013 budget includes provisions that try to attract multinational businesses and encourage growth and jobs. There are also some
measures that address tax avoidance and tax evasion to make sure businesses pay their “fair share” of tax. Page 1
Canadian Government Releases Proposed International Tax Rules
Under Canadian budget proposals introduced on March 21, thin cap rules will be extended to non-resident corporations that carry on business in
Canada. The government will introduce measures to combat treaty shopping, and require annual reporting by Canadian corporations that own some kinds of foreign assets. Page 3
Corruption in Indonesia
A recent publication on anti-corruption highlights the pervasiveness of corruption in Indonesia and spurs a reminder to financial services firms operating in the country to ensure best practices on anti-corruption and risk management. Page 11
Americas Canada
International Tax Measures Contained in Canadian Budget Proposals
By Christopher Falk, Nigel P.J. Johnston, Annie Mailhot-Gamelin, Patrick McCay, Robert W. Nearing, Leonard Nesbitt, Ryan Rabinovitch, and Kathy Wang (McCarthy Tétrault LLP), page 3
Europe
The Devil in the Details of Solar Securitization
By Ronald S. Borod (DLA Piper), page 1
United Kingdom
UK Budget Measures Offer Enticements to Multinationals
By E. S. Kate Habershon and Katerina Heal (Morgan Lewis & Bockius, London), page 1
Global
Foreign Exchange Rates and Forecasts for the Asia/Pacific Region
Currency Forecasts and The Economist Intelligence Unit, page 6
Foreign Exchange Table, page 10
Snapshots, page 11
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