International updates - April 2015

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International updates - April 2015

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The latest international updates from our correspondents around the world.

Albania: Categories of foreigners working in Albania

Australia: Australia updating financial services tax concessions

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Special methods of tax debt payment for companies in Republic of Srpska declared unconstitutional

Brazil: Tax rulings issued dealing with the registration of payments in SISCOSERV

Bulgaria: Public listed companies in Bulgaria

Canada: Department of Finance reconsidering the proposed FAPI pick-up rule

Chile: Indirect transfer rules in light of the Chilean tax treaties

China: New Chinese indirect offshore disposal rules issued

Croatia: Croatia signs double taxation avoidance agreement with the UK

Cyprus: Russia’s deoffshorisation law and Cyprus companies

EU: Tax policy tops EU Commission agenda for 2015

Germany: Interest-free loans between foreign subsidiaries

Greece: Favourable tax regime for shared service offices

India: International tax proposals in Budget 2015

Italy: Robin Hood Tax on energy companies declared illegitimate

FYR Macedonia: FYR Macedonia – Kazakhstan treaty ratified by parliament

Luxembourg: Luxembourg tax authorities release circular on tax residence certificates for Luxembourg UCIs

Malta: Malta’s global residence programme

Mexico: Limitation of benefits and anti-abuse rules in Mexico’s tax agreements

Middle East: Tax landscape continues to evolve across the region with increase in information exchange

Montenegro: Crisis tax

New Zealand: New Zealand IRD releases issues paper on related party debt remission

Spain: Latest developments on transfer pricing legislation in Spain

Switzerland: The application of a double tax treaty needs to be confirmed with all relevant tax authorities

Turkey: The effect of Turkey’s G20 presidency on the G20/OECD BEPS project

US Inbound: Obama Budget proposals: Tax corporate distributions as dividends

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Spanish-headquartered multinationals lead on reporting quality, while US and Swiss groups lag in the Fair Tax Foundation’s expanded analysis
Former IRS commissioner Danny Werfel joins ITR for a must-listen conversation spanning his time leading the agency, his AI risk framework, and the future of the OECD
Tax and legal services was PwC’s fastest-growing business line last year, helping to put the firm back on a par with its big four rivals
Ex-EY and Hourani & Partners leader Zain Satardien is using flexible staffing and AI-enabled systems to test a leaner model for specialist legal and tax advice
The big four firm is rightfully prioritising transparency and accountability as it seeks to rebuild from its scandal, but a glaring structural issue remains
A recent hiring flurry has taken the firm’s number of partner appointments this year to 121 and put it on track to hit 160 partner target early
The move brings specialist tax and litigation capability to EY as it seeks to close the gap on Baker McKenzie and Venezuela’s leading local firms
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