This content is from: European Union Taxpayers await EU public consultation on standardising e-invoicing The EU’s forthcoming public consultation on the VAT in the Digital Age project offers an opportunity for multinational enterprises (MNEs) to push for a lower compliance burden across the economic bloc. By Alice Jones January 19 2022
This content is from: Direct Tax This week in tax: 2022 set to be a year of global tax reform Governments around the world are expected to implement OECD plans for digital tax reform, but these plans are far from the only changes on the agenda. By Alice Jones & Josh White & Leanna Reeves January 14 2022
This content is from: Indirect Tax Governments debate cutting VAT on domestic energy bills Countries including the UK are considering cutting VAT on domestic energy bills to mitigate rising prices due to the energy crisis. Meanwhile, energy firms could face a windfall tax. By Alice Jones January 12 2022
This content is from: Global ITR Awards 2022 opens for submissions ITR invites tax firms, in-house teams and tax professionals to make submissions for the 2022 ITR Americas Tax Awards, Asia-Pacific Tax Awards and Europe, Middle East and Africa Tax Awards By James Wilson January 10 2022
This content is from: Sponsored 2021: Top 50 most-read ITR Expert Analysis articles The main themes that emerged from the most-read articles were COVID-19, court case analysis, digital economy, industry specific articles, M&A, tax reform and transfer pricing. By Prin Shasiharan January 06 2022
This content is from: Global Rising Stars Awards 2022: open for submissions The Rising Stars Awards research cycle has now opened across all three regions By John Harrison January 05 2022
This content is from: Global Q4 2021: Top indirect tax disputes In the final quarter of 2021, the CJEU ruled in favour of a pharmaceutical company, the US dropped its tariff threat against European countries over DSTs, and Uber faced another blow in the UK. By Alice Jones January 05 2022
This content is from: Global Tax competition will continue after OECD deal is implemented The OECD-led pillar one and pillar two tax deal will not bring an end to global tax competition, but tax directors and policymakers agree that it will change how countries compete. By Alice Jones December 13 2021
This content is from: Global Rising Stars Awards 2022: key information and updates Important information and key updates for the Rising Stars Awards 2022 By John Harrison December 09 2021
