Firms announced tax hires and promotions across Europe and the US, while fresh figures from Ireland showed corporation tax receipts edging down in the first quarter
The country has overseen better audit procedures and demonstrated commitment to acting as a 'regional leader' on international tax matters, the OECD said
Barrister Setu Kamal and policy guru Dan Neidle have clashed over the former’s legal action against Google, described as ‘bonkers’ by Neidle
Authors from Khaitan & Co evaluate the recent CBDT notification, whereby legacy investments made by investors continue to be exempt from the applicability of GAAR
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Sponsored by Steadfast Business ConsultingMithilesh Reddy of Steadfast Business Consulting outlines the key transfer pricing compliance risks, pillar two impacts, and structuring priorities for multinational enterprises under the UAE’s new R&D tax credit regime
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Following the G7 agreement on a global minimum corporate tax rate, tax directors suggest Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries face significant tax outflows under pillar two because of limited domestic corporate tax regimes.
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Microsoft’s tax arrangements have come under scrutiny after it emerged that the company’s Irish subsidiary paid no corporate tax in 2020. Meanwhile, G7 leaders are trying to reach an agreement on digital tax.
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Multinational companies should review how they approach reducing transfer pricing (TP) risks as audits and arbitration cases rise. Taxpayers may find a 360-degree view could prevent tax disputes.
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Company directors are more concerned about the reputational risks of aggressive tax planning. Tax savings can help a business in the short-term, but the potential fallout can cost a company much more.
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ITR’s survey found that governments could introduce corporate income taxes based on environmental impact, while tax breaks for fossil fuels are on the way out.
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After years of negotiation, the European Commission has reached a political agreement in talks with the EU Parliament and the Council on the terms of making country-by-country reporting (CbCR) public.
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Taxpayers are revising their outlook on tax controversy after seeing more disputes in the EMEA and APAC regions. Most businesses are anticipating digital tax administration and transparency to drive the next wave of litigation.
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The latest Africa Initiative report shows that exchange of information (EOI) will be key to rebuilding Africa’s economies after COVID-19, while global minimum tax discussions continue to face accusations of exclusivity.
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Lawmakers in Brazil have dashed hopes of sweeping corporate tax reform in favour of VAT reform and gradual change to the wider tax code.
