If Trump continues to poke the world’s ‘middle powers’ with a stick, he shouldn’t be surprised when they retaliate
The Netherlands-based bank was described as an ‘exemplar of total transparency’; in other news, Kirkland & Ellis made a senior tax hire in Dallas
Zion Adeoye, a tax specialist, had been suspended from the African law firm since October over misconduct allegations
The deal establishes Ryan’s property tax presence in Scotland and expands its ability to serve clients with complex commercial property portfolios across the UK, the firm said
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Sponsored by GNV ConsultingAhdianto Ah and Aditya Nugroho of GNV Consulting explain recent Indonesian tax reforms affecting business restructurings, treaty access, and enforcement -
Sponsored by GNV ConsultingAhdianto Ah and Aditya Nugroho of GNV Consulting summarise an extension of the government-borne incentive, new risk-based taxpayer compliance supervision rules, and revised mutual agreement procedure guidelines
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Sponsored by Saleh, Barsoum & Abdel Aziz – Grant Thornton EgyptRabie Morsy and Ahmed Khalifa of Saleh, Barsoum & Abdel Aziz – Grant Thornton Egypt analyse the amendments and guidance, focusing on construction, commodities, exemptions, and practical compliance implications for businesses
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The European Parliament may have only just approved the carbon border adjustment mechanism, but the next step could see EU member states argue for watering down this historic reform.
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Fox News can claim a tax break on its historic settlement with Dominion Voting Systems, while the European Parliament has backed what would be the world’s first carbon border tax.
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Experts are split on the potential for break-ups among the ‘big four’, following the collapse of EY’s ‘Project Everest’.
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ITR has partnered with leading Swiss tax specialists to consider the most pressing taxation issues facing the country.
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EY staff have lost confidence after the collapse of the ‘big four’ firm’s attempted breakup, recruitment experts say.
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Public CbCR will soon be the norm in a world where tax planning is facing greater scrutiny from governments.
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EY feels the brunt of spending $600 million on the now-ditched ‘Project Everest’, while US lawmakers question the Japan deal on EV tax credits.
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Businesses have until April 28 to comment on plans to introduce mandatory public CbCR, with sources hailing the reforms as game changing.
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The ‘big four’ firm had wanted to separate tax services between two new audit and consulting businesses, but its global leadership still thinks a split might be necessary.
