Unilever’s Dutch exit tax liabilities may rest on CJEU decision Advisors expect the controversial Dutch proposal to levy exit taxes on corporate relocations to be challenged at the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), saving Unilever a €11... By Danish Mehboob August 24 2020
Managing global tax controversy in 2020 Tax directors, advisors and government officials gather virtually to debate the future of global tax disputes and controversy. By Danish Mehboob & Anjana Haines & Josh White August 21 2020
UN digital tax proposal diverges from OECD two-pillar solution The United Nations (UN) tax committee’s default gross-based tax proposal to address the tax challenges of the digitalised economy differs from the OECD’s pillar one plan on several key features. By Danish Mehboob August 17 2020
Tax Talks: Marc Mokrab, Technicolor ITR's Danish Mehboob asks Marc Mokrab, global tax director at Technicolor, about three key trends he sees influencing the future of the tax function: corporate responsibility, automation, and business partnering. By Danish Mehboob August 17 2020
Tax controversy: Heavyweight audits on the rise Tax certainty has taken a big hit from the COVID-19 pandemic after already suffering from cross-border issues in a post-BEPS environment. Danish Mehboob explains how tax dispute management tools will... By Danish Mehboob August 14 2020
Dutch exit tax discourages MNEs from leaving The Netherlands is expanding its dividend withholding tax (WHT) regime by adding an exit tax on companies such as Unilever that reorganise and move profit reserves to countries that do... By Danish Mehboob August 03 2020
Tax Talks: Hany Elnaggar, Nissan ITR reporter Danish Mehboob asks Hany Elnaggar, head of tax for Nissan in the Middle East, about transfer pricing in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries, including audits in Saudi... By Danish Mehboob August 03 2020
Uber prepares for long-term TP changes after COVID-19 Francois Chadwick, vice president of finance, tax, and accounting at Uber, is working with KPMG on efforts to monitor global tax guidance and possibly adjust the company’s transfer pricing (TP)... By Danish Mehboob July 27 2020
Is the Mauritius tax treaty network crumbling? Tax researchers and academics expect a long-term domino effect on treaty renegotiations across Africa after Senegal and Zambia terminated their double tax agreements with Mauritius and countries want to maximise... By Danish Mehboob July 20 2020
OECD tax chief fears pillar two will not find support without pillar one The OECD’s two-pillar proposal to address the tax challenges of the digitalised economy are technically different, but it is unlikely that one pillar would be adopted without the other, according... By Danish Mehboob July 14 2020
