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Australia has released draft revisions to tax laws, which it
said were designed to stop big firms, including the local arm of
Google, from shifting their income to countries such as Holland
or Ireland where the tax rates are lower.  The move is in line
with a push by Britain and Germany who want the G20 group of
nations to make multinational companies pay their "fair share"
of taxes, following reports of large firms exploiting loopholes
to shift taxation of their income away from where they are
generated.   "While the day-to