Rishi Joshi, of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India, warns of potential judicial overreach as assets are recharacterised to bypass a legislative exclusion
Only 2% of in-house survey respondents said they were ‘heavy’ users of AI for TP, Aibidia’s report also found
There was a ‘deeply embedded culture within PwC that routinely disregarded formal confidentiality obligations,’ the chairman of Australia’s Tax Practitioners Board said
Jennifer Best was most recently the acting commissioner of the IRS’s large business and international division
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Sponsored by MachadoGabriel Caldiron Rezende of Machado Associados comments on the prominent role to be played by digital platforms under the new Brazilian VAT regime and the relevant compliance reporting framework -
Sponsored by Spanish VAT ServicesFernando Matesanz of Spanish VAT Services explains how the Verifactu and Immediate Supply of Information invoicing systems fit into the EU’s VAT in the Digital Age reform
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Sponsored by GNV ConsultingNanda Atsatalada and Endy Arya Yoga of GNV Consulting review Indonesia’s recent VAT and tax regulatory updates, covering insurance, construction, housing incentives, preliminary refunds, and regional tax reductions in hospitality and food services
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While the pace of debt collection from UK taxpayers who have moved overseas is accelerating, some of HMRC’s information is inaccurate, UHY Hacker Young warned
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The appointment of former Missouri representative Billy Long means Danny Werfel’s term will be cut short; in other news, former UK chancellor Philip Hammond has joined a tax consultancy’s board
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But advisers also suggest that the proposals may lead to increased compliance costs and obligations
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PwC’s ability to ‘quarantine critical information’ should raise concerns for regulators worldwide, Deborah O’Neill said in her warning letter to the PCAOB
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After no party won a majority, it’s important that government formation talks are concluded quickly, one Irish tax partner said
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Netherlands to think again on VAT increase; consumption tax levels stable in OECD
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Problem solving skills are nothing more than a ‘nice to have’ for clients, according to new ITR+ research and conversations with six global in-house and advisory tax leaders
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The US President’s decision comes despite him previously ruling out a pardon for his son
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Despite China and India’s hesitation towards pillar two, there’s still enough movement in other countries for clients to start getting ready, James Badenach also tells ITR
