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Jelana Janjic

Mexico has plans to help taxpayers comply with reporting rules through the use of information technology

The next year for transfer pricing is dominated by the OECD’s base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS) work but, while this project overshadows most other pricing issues, it is not the only one on the horizon. Sophie Ashley takes a look ahead for 2014.

For any business engaged in EU cross-border transactions, the European Commission’s test case for private VAT ruling requests relating to cross-border situations is a great initiative to try to bridge the gap between EU VAT law and national VAT law, argue Mark Hammond Giles and Karl-Heinz Haydl, two VAT practitioners at a multinational company.

Joe Dalton reviews the key court cases in major jurisdictions that will impact multinationals next year, analysing the potential implications of the judgments for international tax planning.

Dajana Topic, Eurofast Global The government of the Bosnian entity Republic of Srpska (RS) has adopted a set of laws, which constitute a legal framework for the implementation of the reform of business registration. This way the RS government tends to create the legal requirements for establishment of new companies with easier and low cost procedure. These changes are significant incentives for creating a more competitive business environment, so more companies recognise Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) as a valuable place for doing a business.

Donka Pechilkova

Brendan Brown

Beekeeping hasn’t changed much since the 16th Century, but they didn’t have online VAT returns to contend with back then Tax Relief has always had a phobia of modern technology. He plucks his nasal hair with tweezers even though it makes him cry, the idea of a "smart phone" gives him pangs of Skynet-induced apocalyptic paranoia, and he still thinks 56.6kbps is cutting edge.

Vladimir Kotenko