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Deloitte UK
Amanda Tickel and Claire Galineau of Deloitte track existing environmental policies and how the tax system could be used to help achieve the UK’s net zero goals.
January 19, 2022
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Justine Sacarello of KPMG explains what greenwashing is, why it matters, and how to avoid it. -
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Loek Helderman and Chris Morgan of KPMG explain that tax transparency is set to become an integral part of ESG disclosures.
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Eric Janowak of KPMG discusses navigating the current trends among SWP funds and preparing for those potentially on the horizon.
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HLB MAAT Asesores
Carlos Pérez Gómez and Alberto Platas of HLB MAAT Asesores discuss how the transfer pricing regime in Mexico has been modified to apply equally to transactions with foreign and domestic related parties.
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HLB MAAT Asesores
Carlos Pérez Gómez and Dan Paul Hernández de Aguirre of HLB MAAT Asesores explain the benefits of having an operational transfer pricing process.
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HLB MAAT Asesores
Carlos Pérez Gómez of HLB MAAT Asesores (HLB Mexico) and Eugenio Tarabini of SP&P (HLB Italy) consider how the digital economy would impact multinational groups involved in distribution activities.
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HLB MAAT Asesores
Carlos Pérez Gómez and Karem Martínez Coeto of HLB MAAT Asesores explain why multinational enterprises would benefit from DEMPE analysis to reach a broad arm’s-length evaluation.
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Taxpayers should not overlook the hidden tools in the MAP toolbox when it comes to dispute resolution, particularly supplementary dispute resolution (SDR). Here Emile Simpson and Peter Nias write about the routes open to businesses.
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The OECD hopes it can end the rise of the digital services tax (DST) through a multilateral agreement. However, taxpayers fear DSTs may be here to stay. Giles Parsons looks at what companies can do.
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The OECD’s proposals to reform the international tax system and adopt a more formulaic approach will only work if there is accounting reform, writes Richard Murphy.
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Keith Brockman explores what US tax reform may mean for businesses if Congress can get behind the changes.
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English language requirements and elite university credentials are keeping black people out of jobs in the tax profession that they are qualified for in Brazil, according to Black Tax Matters (BTM).
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Giles Parsons looks at the ways tax departments can prepare for the rise of carbon borders in a global economy.
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KPMG China
Xiaolin Guo of the Shenzhen Tax Service, State Taxation Administration of China, reports that an innovative transfer pricing model that brings together Shenzhen’s tax and customs authorities has swiftly proved successful.
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PwC Belgium
Evi Geerts and Stefaan De Baets of PwC Belgium explore how ESG is a catalyst for transparency and sustainable taxation.
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Grant Thornton
The clock is ticking for many organisations that will be subject to environmental and social impact reporting requirements linked to the EU Green Deal, report Emma Verheijke and Jurre Anema of Grant Thornton.
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Morais Leitão, Galvão Teles, Soares da Silva & Associados
A recently issued decree addresses the uncertainty surrounding the obligation to appoint a tax representative in Portugal but some issues are yet to be resolved, reports Ana Carrilho Ribeiro of Morais Leitão.
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Morais Leitão, Galvão Teles, Soares da Silva & Associados
Budgetary changes could result in a capital gains tax rate of 53%, says Solange Dias Nóbrega of Morais Leitão, as Portugal’s policy of heavy taxation of individuals shows no sign of being reversed.
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MDDP
Monika Dziedzic of MDDP delves into the nuances of Polish lump-sum taxation and explains how factors such as the kind of business undertaken by individuals can have a substantial impact on the applicable rates.
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MDDP
Marta Klepacz of MDDP explains that the application of transfer pricing changes to third-party transactions has placed a burden on taxpayers, not least because of the difficulty in identifying the suppliers in indirect transactions.
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QCG Transfer Pricing Practice
Miguel Ángel García Piña of QCG Transfer Pricing Practice explains the complications for Mexican taxpayers now that business reason has been firmly embedded as a concept under recent reforms, but with uncertainties remaining.
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KPMG Hong Kong
Lewis Lu and John Timpany of KPMG China discuss the implications of a proposed refined foreign source income regime in Hong Kong for constituent entities of multinational enterprises.
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KPMG China
Lewis Lu of KPMG China looks at the Chinese government’s latest step in its Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macau Greater Bay Area strategy, a master plan for developing Guangzhou’s Nansha district.