Following Richard Houston’s switch to the newly formed Deloitte EMEA, Graves has the opportunity to bring Deloitte’s tax practice up to speed with its rivals
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
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Sponsored by VdAJoão Riscado Rapoula and Hugo Leonardo of VdA analyse the new Construir Portugal scheme, outlining how targeted tax incentives are reshaping the country’s landscape for affordable housing investment and residential real estate
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Sponsored by Crowe Valente/Valente Associati GEB PartnersFederico Vincenti and Carola Valente Della Rovere of Valente Associati GEB Partners/Crowe Valente analyse a recent ruling of the Italian Supreme Court that clarifies the conditions for the deductibility of costs related to intercompany services
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French utility company Engie loses its appeal against the European Commission in state aid case over Luxembourg tax arrangements. The company is expected to pay back €120 million ($145 million) in back taxes.
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Australia's 2021-2022 federal budget introduces key features to its tax system including a highly anticipated patent box regime, extensions on asset write-offs and loss carry-backs, and technical changes to local tax rules.
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The European General Court has ruled that Amazon’s cost-sharing arrangement in Luxembourg did not breach EU competition law. The US company will not be expected to pay €250 million ($303 million) in back taxes.
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The Multilateral Instrument (MLI) could help eliminate the risk of trade sanctions caused by unilateral measures such as digital services taxes (DSTs).
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Months after Brexit, multinational enterprises (MNEs) are paying double duties on imports and exports between the UK and Europe. Many businesses are reconfiguring their supply chains to avoid being taxed twice.
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Rulings from the High Court of Denmark have added to corporate concerns about beneficial ownership exemptions under the EU’s Parent-Subsidiary Directive. Companies are abandoning their traditional operating models to avoid risk.
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The Women in Business Law Awards is excited to present its shortlist for the 2021 Europe Awards.
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Developing and low-income countries might have to choose between maximising revenue at the cost of reducing their ability to offer tax incentives to boost investment.
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UK multinational enterprises (MNEs) face difficulties following Brexit and the UK’s VAT reforms as they wait for the EU’s Import One Stop Shop (IOSS) to be introduced in July.
