This content is from: Global Loss-making companies seek clarity from the OECD on digital tax Companies like Uber are concerned the OECD’s proposal to tax the digital economy does not address the needs of loss-making businesses. However, the US software company is far from alone in its concerns. By Josh White November 20 2019
This content is from: Global Ride-sharing apps call for rethink of digital tax scope US app company Uber has raised concerns about the scope of the OECD’s unified approach, while the French carpool business BlaBlaCar has called for a higher threshold. By Josh White November 19 2019
This content is from: Global Early responses to the OECD set dividing lines The first responses to the OECD on its public consultation on the digital economy show divisions continue, with some calling for an expansion of the FAR analysis or reverting to the G24 plan. By Josh White November 14 2019
This content is from: European Union DAC6 raises corporate governance questions for banks Financial institutions are facing significant questions about corporate governance as the deadline for implementing DAC6 approaches. By Josh White November 14 2019
This content is from: United Kingdom Submissions open for the ITR European Tax Awards 2020 Companies, firms and individuals can now enter for the ITR European Tax Awards 2020. By Anjana Haines November 13 2019
This content is from: United Kingdom Banks fear Brexit is holding back UK progress on DAC6 Financial institutions are concerned that the UK has not been able to clarify the disclosure rules it will introduce under DAC6, with many British companies blaming the political uncertainty around Brexit. By Josh White November 06 2019
This content is from: United Kingdom UK election puts the financial transaction tax on the agenda The UK financial sector could face a financial transaction tax (FTT) among a raft of tax reforms if the Labour Party wins the upcoming snap general election. By Josh White October 30 2019
This content is from: United Kingdom Labour’s ‘stealth tax’ plan could cause UK inversion boom The UK could see a wave of corporate inversions if the opposition Labour Party wins the general election and implements its radical plan to redistribute share ownership. By Josh White October 22 2019
This content is from: United Kingdom Will the UK close the Eurobond withholding tax exemption? Companies are worried a new UK government might close the withholding tax exemption on quoted Eurobonds in a move to squeeze more tax revenue out of businesses. By Josh White October 16 2019
