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    Navigating Brazilian transfer pricing complexity
    Brazil is one of the many non-member economies with which the OECD has strengthened its relationship over the last few years, but the country is still far from adopting much-needed tax policies that may contribute to economic growth. Carlos Ayub of Deloitte assesses the environment and look at what more could be done to attract investment and spur growth.
    September 28 2015
  • New VAT split for interstate transactions in Brazil
    In April 2015 Constitutional Amendment No 87/2015 (the Amendment) was introduced, providing a new taxation regime for state-level VAT on interstate sales performed remotely. This week, part of the expected regulation was enacted.
    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
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    Chilean tax reform and the effects of the change of domicile of foreign investors
    Roberto Carlos Rivas and Josefina Casals of PwC Chile assess the Chilean Government’s progress in implementing the 2014 tax reform package, reflecting on how certain provisions are impacting foreign investors and looking ahead to see how these measures will sit alongside the implementation of base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) related measures
    September 28 2015
  • Deals of the month
    Type of deal Value Acquirer Target Adviser to acquirer
    Joe Stanley-Smith, September 28 2015
  • On the precipice: 21st century tax
    A watershed moment is almost upon us. The culmination of two years of work, which has seen a decade's worth of ground covered and condensed into this period, now leaves us on the precipice: will the impending recommendations of the G20/OECD-driven BEPS project alter the course of international taxation forever, or will the endeavour prove to be a damp squib?
    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
  • 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
  • Investors cheer India’s endorsement of AP Shah MAT recommendations
    India hopes implementing the Shah recommendations will stop FIIs and FPIs from packing their bags In good news for foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and foreign portfolio investors (FPIs), the Indian government has accepted the recommendations of the AP Shah panel on India's minimum alternate tax (MAT).
    Matthew Gilleard, September 28 2015
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