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Hungary scraps planned internet tax after mass demonstrations

Controversial plans for a tax on internet data usage have been scrapped after a week of protests, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has confirmed.
By Joe Stanley-Smith
October 31 2014
This content is from: Austria

Netherlands tops table of best VAT collectors as EU VAT gap grows to €177 billion

The Netherlands has again ranked at the top of the European Commission’s annual study into the VAT gap – the difference between expected VAT revenue and actual revenue collected – meaning its compliance and enforcemen...
By Joe Stanley-Smith
October 29 2014
This content is from: Austria

Kokott takes aim at Marks and Spencer exception on EU group loss relief again

Juliane Kokott, an Advocate General of the European Court of Justice (ECJ), believes the Court’s decision on group loss relief in the Marks & Spencer case should be overturned.
By Joe Stanley-Smith
October 23 2014
This content is from: Austria

Moscovici signals intention to bring in financial transaction tax

Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have voted 423 to 209 to approve Jean-Claude Juncker’s new EU Commission team, including new taxation commissioner, Pierre Moscovici. The appointment could have a big impact o...
By Joe Stanley-Smith
October 22 2014
This content is from: Austria

EU launches new web portal to ease transition to new VAT rules

The European Commission has developed a new web portal and a ‘mini one stop shop’ to help businesses prepare for the changes in VAT collection rules.
By Joe Stanley-Smith
October 14 2014
This content is from: Global

OECD unveils plan for 2014/2015 BEPS work

The OECD is getting straight back to work on base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS).
By Ralph Cunningham
October 01 2014