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• October 31, 2025

  Int'l Tax In October: Deal With China, Halt To Canada Talks

  A tentative deal to reduce American tariffs on Chinese goods, ruptured trade talks between the U.S. and Canada, court defeats for the Danish and U.S. tax administrations and an end to the European Union's plan for a financial transaction tax topped the list of international tax news in October. Here, Law360 looks at the biggest developments from the past month.

• October 31, 2025

  UK Energy Customers Suffer Setback In Power Cables Case

  Millions of U.K. electricity customers suing power cable manufacturers over an alleged price-fixing cartel suffered a setback when a tribunal ruled that losses suffered by offshore wind farms were not passed on to electricity bill payers through a government subsidy scheme.

• October 31, 2025

  UK Co. Can't Shake £8.4M Tax On Goods Imported For Repair

  A U.K. subsidiary of a U.S. industrial equipment company isn't entitled to recover roughly £8.4 million ($11 million) in value-added tax on goods it brought into the U.K. for repair and servicing, a London tribunal ruled.

• October 31, 2025

  Bias For FRAND Forum Is Not Bad Faith, Appeal Court Rules

  Chinese technology giant ZTE convinced justices at the Court of Appeal on Friday to overturn a ruling that it acted in bad faith by proposing an interim cross-license with Samsung for its 5G patents on terms set by Chinese courts.

• October 31, 2025

  Nigeria Must Reveal £11M Barristers' Fee Details In Costs Row

  An energy company that defrauded Nigeria won a bid Friday to force the West African state to provide more information about £11 million ($14.4 million) of barristers' fees ahead of a battle over the country's £44 million legal bill.

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