Anjana Haines

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Anjana manages ITR’s online and print coverage, alongside the publication’s awards and events worldwide. She covers all areas of corporate tax matters, but particularly disputes, transfer pricing arrangements and tax treaty analysis.

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This week in tax: Probes, audits and indirect taxes dominate

Tax directors told ITR about their concerns over rising audits and the growing burden of tax compliance as governments around the world continue to pursue more tax revenue.

Anjana Haines, May 06, 2022
This week in tax: Article 12B is ready for use in tax treaties

In another eventful week in tax, the 2021 edition of the UN Model Taxation Convention was officially launched, while Disney is facing a higher tax bill over its disagreement with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis.

Anjana Haines, April 29, 2022
Countries can include Article 12B of UN Tax Convention in treaties

Countries can now formally include Article 12B of the UN Tax Convention in their treaties on the avoidance of double taxation.

Anjana Haines, April 27, 2022
This week in tax: Using Earth Day for tax digitisation

The 52nd International Mother Earth Day offers an opportunity for the tax sector to assess its carbon footprint, while also taking stock of the increasing number of environmental tax measures.

Anjana Haines, April 22, 2022
This week in tax: Countries respond to Ukraine war with tax proposals

The tax implications of the Russia-Ukraine war continue to dominate headlines this week with governments proposing measures to counter soaring energy and fuel prices, change beneficial ownership rules and target crypto-assets secrecy.

Anjana Haines, March 25, 2022
UK government prepares for 2024 election with budget’s tax proposals

UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak focused on tax-cutting measures and efficiencies in his Spring Statement ahead of the 2024 general election. Businesses, however, will have to wait until the Autumn Budget to see significant tax changes.

Anjana Haines, March 23, 2022