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    Tax controversy: Heavyweight audits on the rise
    Tax certainty has taken a big hit from the COVID-19 pandemic after already suffering from cross-border issues in a post-BEPS environment. Danish Mehboob explains how tax dispute management tools will be less effective at achieving tax certainty as TP audits get aggressive.
    Danish Mehboob, August 14 2020
  • Dispute resolution is the number one concern for many taxpayers
    The Brockman Brief: Resolving disputes in uncertain times
    Keith Brockman looks at how to prevent and resolve disputes just as the international tax system is changing.
    Keith Brockman, August 14 2020
  • A business opportunity should never be missed.
    Market insight
    There have been some significant new hires across a range of tax firms around the world.
    Jon Moore, August 14 2020
  • Cooperative compliance and early disclosures can keep the calm
    How to prevent a tax dispute or mitigate its damage
    Opportunities to come to a resolution with the tax authorities are generally better the earlier they present themselves in the life-cycle of a tax dispute, says Sandy Markwick, head of the Tax Director Network (TDN) at Winmark.
    Sandy Markwick, August 14 2020
  • Everyone should aim for perfect tax returns and no disputes, but do not expect to achieve it
    How to avoid being exposed to tax disputes
    Many years ago, I was responsible for a tax group that reported to a regional group services organisation and not to the global head of tax. A new manager, with no experience of tax, had just taken over responsibility for group services and was looking to find out what each of his new teams actually did and for simple performance metrics.
    Giles Parsons, August 14 2020
  • Tax Relief does not endorse drug use
    Tax Relief
    Because tax doesn’t have to be taxing. A less-than-serious look back at some of the quirkier tax stories from the past month.
    Josh White, August 14 2020
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    Taking a bite out of Apple leaves a sour taste
    The European General Court (EGC) shocked tax policymakers when it ruled in favour of the US technology company in the state aid case of the decade. Yet many taxpayers found the decision reassuring because it reaffirmed old conventions of international tax.
    Anjana Haines, August 14 2020
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    How COVID-19 changed the tax world
    The COVID-19 pandemic has hit businesses and their employees hard, as well as the wider domestic and global economies.
    Josh White, August 14 2020
  • The UAE is a growing economic powerhouse
    Transfer pricing risk and its cost on businesses in the GCC
    Hany Elnaggar, head of tax for the Middle East at Nissan, highlights the transfer pricing developments happening across the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member countries and how audits are becoming a bigger concern for businesses.
    Hany Elnaggar, August 14 2020
  • The changes will likely incentivise foreign investment opportunities in India
    Sponsored by Dhruva Advisors
    Decoding the Indian dividend tax regime
    Mehul Bheda and Saurabh Shah of Dhruva Advisors discuss how changes to the taxation of dividends has created a favourable economic environment for foreign investors.
    Mehul Bheda, August 14 2020
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