This content is from: Global This week in tax: DSTs dominate budgets and disputes In the week that Netflix decided to declare more profits in the UK, the tussle for tax revenues has led to more digital services taxes (DSTs), tariff threats, state aid developments, DAC7 and much more. By Anjana Haines December 04 2020
This content is from: Global Tax Talks: Ivan Ferreira, Siemens ITR's Senior Reporter Mattias Cruz speaks with Ivan Ferreira, tax and customs director at Siemens Brazil, about the changes to the role of tax professionals, the impact of COVID-19 and managing mental health. By Mattias Cruz Cano November 30 2020
This content is from: Global This week in tax: Controversy beckons in India and France Procter & Gamble may be about to enter a court battle with the Indian authorities following a National Anti-Profiteering Authority (NAA) decision, while countries including France risk reigniting trade wars to push th... By Anjana Haines November 27 2020
This content is from: Global MNEs can ease compliance by collaborating with tax authorities on DSTs Tax directors say that taking a collaborative approach to digital taxation can help with managing tax authority attitudes and simplify compliance, while awaiting a multilateral solution. By Mattias Cruz Cano November 25 2020
This content is from: Sponsored How tax liability insurance is helping to de-risk the real estate industry In this interview, head of tax at Acquinex, Paul Barnes, talks to Dean Andrews, division director and head of tax liability insurance in London at BMS Group, about the tax risks that real estate companies and funds ar... By Dean Andrews November 24 2020
This content is from: Global Taxation of plastics could trigger a litigation wave As the environmental impact of non-recyclable plastic waste becomes an area of tax policy focus, tax professionals foresee that this will become a new area for litigation. By Mattias Cruz Cano November 17 2020
This content is from: European Union This week in tax: EU VAT, Glencore and Making Tax Digital Taxpayers continue to face mounting uncertainty over the coming break between the EU and the UK tax systems, while the Glencore case offers some reassurance to multinationals with similar arrangements. By Josh White November 13 2020
This content is from: Global In-house tax functions can help reduce corporate carbon footprints As more businesses incorporate environmental sustainability into their defined purpose, in-house tax functions can help facilitate reduced carbon emissions provided they have the support of senior management, says San... By Sandy Markwick November 04 2020
This content is from: United Kingdom UK businesses to fight VAT-free shopping ban UK taxpayers are preparing to dispute the government’s withdrawal of the VAT retail export scheme as a consequence of Brexit, arguing that the ban will worsen circumstances for retailers. By Mattias Cruz Cano November 02 2020
