The Whirlpool case and Subpart F Mark Martin and Thomas Bettge of KPMG in the US describe the Whirlpool case and its implications for Subpart F planning and controversy. By Mark Martin & Thomas Bettge May 03 2022
Debt funds participating in the Mexican market By Diego Guerrero Segura & Santiago Llano April 26 2022
Following up on Mexican beneficial owner obligations By Ángel Escalante Carpio & Juan Manuel Morán April 22 2022
Carta Porte will be a logistical challenge in Mexico By Ángel Escalante Carpio & Juan Manuel Morán March 25 2022
Mexican issuers to file new report on the sale of shares between foreign residents By Eric Palacios & Juan José Paullada March 21 2022
Tax rules for digital sales introduced in Canada: Levelling the playing fields By Michael Lichti July 21 2021
Mexico: Assessing the tax reforms of 2021 By Mauricio Martínez D´Meza Violante & Ricardo Gonzales Orta January 07 2021
Assessing how synergies in asset valuation affect TP compliance By José Augusto Chamorro Gómez April 08 2022
TP reporting schemes – a bucket of cold water for tax planning? By Jesús Aldrin Rojas January 25 2022
US: Pillar one’s Amount A – a revolution in TP controversy By Mark Martin & Thomas Bettge November 29 2021
Recent changes to section 174 of the US Internal Revenue Code By Mark Martin & Thomas Bettge March 14 2022
Mexico City’s exploitation fee raises constitutional and legal issues By Ángel Escalante Carpio & Juan Manuel Morán February 21 2022
US: New regulations apply nexus rule restricting eligibility for US foreign tax credits By Mark Martin & Thomas Bettge February 16 2022
Tackling climate change in Mexico: An overview of green taxes By Gabriel Rojas & Juan Manuel Morán January 12 2022
Mexico’s position addressing climate change: A tax policy analysis By Ana Elena Domínguez & Federico Scheffler January 06 2022
