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Preparing for the future of tax

Companies, tax departments and tax professionals must leverage new technologies and cultivate their capabilities for the digital future. Jen Knickerbocker, Amanda Hale and Jeff Butt of Deloitte look at the roles they ...
By Amanda Hale

& Jen Knickerbocker

October 15 2019

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India: Analysing foreign portfolio investor taxation in India

Foreign institutional investors (FII) have enjoyed a beneficial tax regime in India since the introduction of section 115AD of the Income-tax Act 1961 (Act), via the Finance Act 1993.
By Mehul Bheda

& Venkatraman Iyer

October 15 2019
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Do new transparency obligations help us know our company better?

Giles Parsons discusses the internal implications of transparency initiatives and offers his view over whether it is worth the effort of going beyond the legal requirements.
By ITR Correspondent

October 15 2019
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The B Team presents its business case for responsible tax

Rebuilding trust in the tax system is critical for operating companies and countries successfully. Ewan Livingston from The B Team explains how Responsible Tax Principles help companies manage their risks and reputation.
By Ewan Livingston

October 14 2019
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Tax transparency: Imperfect vision

Keith Brockman questions whether tax transparency initiatives are really accomplishing their objectives, or if it is an imperfect vision that is being achieved.
By Keith Brockman

October 14 2019
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Market insight
By Anjana Haines

October 14 2019
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Treading water

Achieving transparency, whether as a taxpayer or tax authority, can often feel like you are treading water.
By Anjana Haines

October 14 2019
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New tax disputes tool necessary to advance digital tax debate

Tax professionals say that advanced pricing agreements (APAs) and mutual agreement procedures (MAPs) are not enough to gain agreement on the OECD’s digital tax proposals. They believe another tool or process is necess...
By Danish Mehboob

October 14 2019
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Mixed views on the OECD’s proposed ring-fencing scope and nexus

Taxpayers told ITR they remain ‘cautiously optimistic’ about the OECD’s proposal to narrow the scope and nexus in Pillar one of the digital tax debate to target consumer-facing companies with residual profit taxes.
By Danish Mehboob

October 11 2019