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New Zealand: Court of Appeal considers cross-border financing tax avoidance appeal

Tim Stewart and Matt Woolley of Russell McVeagh discuss the key elements of Inland Revenue’s Court of Appeal win in a tax avoidance case against a leading Australasian drinks company.

Matt Woolley, October 21 2020

The Indian Customs administration process is going digital

Businesses need to adapt to the transformation of Indian Customs

Businesses need to adapt quickly in response to the transformational reforms introduced by Indian Customs because of COVID-19. Mohan Nusetti, vice president and head of indirect tax at Lupin, explains the changes.

Mohan Nusetti, October 21 2020

More US-based multinationals are seeking tax liability insurance guidance

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A look at tax liability insurance in the US: Practical considerations

In this interview, Senior Tax Insurance Underwriter at Certa Insurance Partners Ben Furtick talks to Dean Andrews, Division Director and Head of Tax Liability Insurance in London at BMS Group, about US cross-border tax issues and the value of tax liability insurance coverage.

Dean Andrews, October 21 2020

Brazil's difficult tax landscape extends into the judiciary

Brazilian taxpayers struggle to benefit from favourable indirect tax judgments

A lack of clear definitions in favourable indirect tax judgments continue to make it difficult for Brazilian taxpayers to gain the level of tax certainty they seek.

Mattias Cruz Cano, October 21 2020

The rules aim to modernise cross-border VAT to reflect business norms

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A look at the new anti-hybrid mismatch arrangements rules in Portugal

Ricardo Seabra Moura and Rita Pereira de Abreu of Vieira de Almeida analyse the challenges that lay ahead following the implementation of the rules.

Ricardo Seabra Moura, October 20 2020

The 130% super-deduction in the UK is a blow to FDI in the Netherlands

COVID-19 introduces additional M&A tax risks and benefits

M&A deals are vulnerable to tax risks that have emerged because of COVID-19, including those caused by employees working from home. Yet government aid may offer benefits to savvy buyers.

Alice Jones, October 19 2020

Conflicts between the OECD and UN digital tax proposals took centre stage this week

This week in tax: OECD and UN digital tax proposals released

A political agreement on the OECD’s digital tax proposals will not happen before mid-2021, but stakeholders warn that the latest proposals are too complicated and create a significantly higher compliance burden.

Anjana Haines, October 16 2020

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