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    Latin America Focus 2014 now available
    With reforms underway in a number of countries in the region, and international initiatives to keep track of, leading advisers update you on the latest developments from across Latin America.
    September 29 2014
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    OECD BEPS reports – An Indian perspective
    After the release of the OECD’s first set of reports and recommendations related to its base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) project, Rajendra Nayak and Shweta Pai of EY provide an update on the implications of the reports from an Indian perspective.
    September 29 2014
  • Ramona Jurubita
    Recent ECJ decisions impacting Romanian financial leasing companies
    Ramona Jurubita of KPMG analyses two recent decisions of the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ) which impact taxpayers performing financial leasing activities.
    September 29 2014
  • Lam Kok Shang
    GST in Singapore and Malaysia
    Lam Kok Shang and Gan Hwee Leng of KPMG preview the introduction of goods and services tax (GST) in Malaysia from April 1 2015, comparing it with the equivalent regime in Singapore and explaining what taxpayers must do to prepare for the incoming changes.
    September 29 2014
  • Indian government and taxpayers split over OECD’s plans to make tax arbitration binding
    The Indian government announced its opposition to the OECD’s proposal to resolve disputes with mandatory arbitration, claiming that it will infringe on the country’s national rights.
    Sophie Harding, September 29 2014
  • Taxpayers feel loss of key IRS figures
    The impact on companies of a string of senior-level departures from the Internal Revenue Service in the US earlier this year got another airing during the dispute resolution and controversy management panel of International Tax Review and TPWeek's 14th annual Global Transfer Pricing Forum in Washington, DC last week.
    Ralph Cunningham, September 28 2014
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    Philippines signs multilateral convention on tax cooperation
    On Friday the Philippines became the 68th signatory of the Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administrative Assistance in Tax Matters, an international instrument developed jointly by the OECD and the Council of Europe to fight international tax avoidance and evasion. The Philippines has to ratify the Convention before it can come into force.
    September 28 2014
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    Germany referred to ECJ over discriminatory VAT rules
    The European Commission has decided to refer Germany to the European Court of Justice regarding its rules on VAT refund applications which discriminate against non-EU operators.
    September 25 2014
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    G20 tax agenda is not all about BEPS
    The G20’s finance ministers have outlined their plans to minimise global tax avoidance and evasion, which are not only about completing the work of the BEPS Action Plan on time by the end of next year.
    Ralph Cunningham, September 25 2014
  • Why tax inversions have been so prevalent in the life sciences industry
    Tax inversions have been rife throughout all industries but none more so than in life sciences. The structure of life sciences companies and the ease at which intellectual property (IP) can be moved contribute to the industry’s suitability for tax inversions.
    Sophie Harding, September 25 2014
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