LED Taxand’s partner tells ITR about entrepreneurial inspirations, the importance of people skills, and what makes tax cool
Shiny new offices like Ryan’s in London Bridge aren’t just a cost – they signal that a firm is willing to align with its clients’ interests
Darren Graves will succeed Richard Houston, who is set to lead Deloitte EMEA; in other news, Morgan Lewis hired a three-partner tax team in New York
India also signed its first-ever bilateral APAs with France, Ireland, Indonesia and Sweden last year, the CBDT revealed
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The CJEU said the General Court erred in law when it ruled that both companies benefitted from Italian state aid.
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An OECD report reveals multinationals have continued to shift profits to low-tax jurisdictions, reinforcing the case for strong multilateral action in response.
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The UK government announced plans to increase taxes on oil and gas profits, while the Irish government considers its next move on tax reform.
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War and COVID have highlighted companies’ unpreparedness to deal with sudden geo-political changes, say TP specialists.
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A source who has seen the draft law said it brings clarity on intangibles and other areas of TP including tax planning.
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Tax consultants say companies must not ignore financial transactions in their TP policies as authorities, particularly in the UK, become more demanding.
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The ruling should reassure multinationals but won’t be the final word on state aid, say tax experts.
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The midterm election results could spell gridlock on tax policy for the next two years, while the Dutch tax authorities are cooperating with Italy’s VAT investigation into Booking.com.
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The report’s author, from the Danish Ministry of Finance, tells ITR - in his personal capacity - that more robust policies are needed to tackle what is a serious global problem.
