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    Authorities alter approach in light of external pressures
    Jose Carlos Silva and Bernardo Iberri of Chevez, Ruiz, Zamarripa y Cia analyse the Mexican tax environment, focusing on authority and tax audit trends and the impact of base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) initiatives in Mexico.
    September 28 2015
  • UK financial sector pushes back against punitive tax policy
    Turbulent times ahead as UK financial sector prepares for banking surcharge Financial sector backlash against UK tax changes continues to grow as revenue figures become clearer.
    Matthew Gilleard, September 28 2015
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    Belgium introduces ‘Cayman tax’
    Marc Quaghebeur, of De Broeck Van Laere & Partners, breaks down the new Belgian ‘Cayman tax’, which brings new reporting obligations for trusts and other legal structures.
    September 28 2015
  • Editorial
    The focus of many of the articles in this guide on issues tied to the multilateral efforts to counter tax base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) shows that taxpayers across Latin America are keeping a close watch on global developments.
    September 28 2015
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    Transparency in focus: Latin American tax developments inspired by BEPS
    Baker & McKenzie's Jorge Narváez-Hasfura, along with Simone Musa and Daniel Zugman of Trench Rossi e Watanabe, in cooperation with Baker & McKenzie, explore changes in the tax regulatory environment, looking at how national policies are being influenced by important multilateral developments
    September 28 2015
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    BEPS as a regional initiative
    Advisers from Deloitte LATCO (Latin America Countries Organisation – a cluster that includes all countries in the region except Brazil, Chile and Mexico) contribute to a regional roundup of the major transfer pricing implications of reforms initiated to counter base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS).
    September 28 2015
  • New Zealand to introduce distance-selling regime for GST
    New Zealand’s distance-selling regime will be similar in some ways to the EU’s New Zealand is set to become the next country to implement a distance selling regime for B2C sales, charging companies goods and services tax (GST) on sales to its residents, after the government released a discussion draft on proposed changes.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, September 28 2015
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    Anson: Practical implications for investment managers and funds
    Dan Roman and Aron Joy of KPMG look back on Anson, tracking the background to the case before focusing on the types of structure that could be affected by the decision and how this impact may manifest itself in practice.
    September 28 2015
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    Middle East: PE formation in KSA: Operating across borders
    The Saudi Arabian Department of Zakat and Income Tax (DZIT) has issued internal guidelines to all its branches and divisions for processing withholding tax (WHT) refund claims for non-residents.
    September 28 2015
  • Tax bullying? When global tax trends clash with local realities
    Rafael Sayagues, Isabel Chiri and Alexandre Barbellion of EY look at the role of Central American countries Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama in the global tax playground and whether a cascading ‘tax bullying’ effect can be seen when global trends are established
    September 28 2015
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