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Almost three-quarters of surveyed tax professionals are concerned about inaccurate AI outputs; in other news, Dentons hired a partner from CMS to lead its Belgian tax team
Long-running, high-value and complex enquiries are a significant reason for HM Revenue and Customs’s increased TP yield, experts suggest
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While pillar two has been enacted on paper in Brazil, companies are encountering a range of practical compliance issues, ITR has heard
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  • Sponsored by Trench Rossi e Watanabe
    Clarissa Machado Miras of Trench Rossi e Watanabe (in cooperation with Baker McKenzie) provides an overview of Brazil’s uncertain approach to taxing revenues from software. Federal rules and state and municipal authorities all have different opinions.
  • Sponsored by Baker McKenzie Colombia
    Ciro Meza of Baker McKenzie Colombia looks at the simmering controversy over the tax authority’s approach to withholding tax in relation to software licensing.
  • Sponsored by Baker McKenzie Mexico
    Mexico’s tough approach to ‘standardised software’, moving ahead of the OECD’s position, leaves a lot of room for uncertainty, write Luis Adrián Jimenez-Robles, Carlos Linares-Garcia and Diana Juarez-Martinez of Baker McKenzie Mexico.