UN proposals to reform the taxation of the aviation industry would lead to substantial economic cost for developing countries, argues Willie Walsh, director general of the International Air Transport Association
An anonymous litigation financier whose identity UK law firm Mishcon de Reya is said to know is allegedly covertly attacking tax transparency regulation
Silvana Van der Velde adds that thus far she has come across pillar two when it comes to joint venture agreements
A KPMG partner also received a penalty of nearly £50,000, while, in other news, a survey has shown 47% of female accountants feel they have been denied equal opportunities
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Sponsored by DeloitteInterview with Jo-Anne Anderson, partner, Deloitte Canada
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Sponsored by DLA Piper AustraliaJason Carli of DLA Piper Australia analyses a Federal Court ruling on rollover relief, the publication of updates to a double tax agreement, and a report on amendments to the thin capitalisation reform bill
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Sponsored by Gatti Pavesi Bianchi LudoviciThe Italian Supreme Court has ruled that a natural person does not need to be actually subject to individual income tax to receive tax treaty protection, report Paolo Ludovici and Ludovica Lorenzetto of Gatti Pavesi Bianchi Ludovici
Kristin Stubbins told an Australian parliamentary inquiry that she expected a more comprehensive release of the report
The patent box tax break has become increasingly attractive with corporation tax now at 25%, IP firm Mathys & Squire has claimed
Tax Foundation economist Alan Cole also signalled that pillar two has a 'considerable chance' of failing
Burrowes had initially been parachuted into the role last summer to navigate the fallout from the firm’s tax leaks scandal
Barbara Voskamp is bullish on hiring local talent to boost DLA Piper’s Singapore practice, and argues that ‘big four’ accountants suffer from a stifled creativity
KPMG has exclusive access to the tool for three years in the UK, giving it an edge over ‘big four’ rivals
The UK tax agency appears to be going after easier, lower value targets, one lawyer has claimed
The tool is available to more than 2,000 PwC tax professionals and is designed to boost client service
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ChatGPT is more opportunity than threat for tax leaders
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