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Companies reject OECD’s proposed CbCR changes

Multinational companies like Anglo American and Astra Zeneca rejected proposals that would increase the data included in country-by-country (CbC) reports, potentially allowing tax authorities to use the data as the primary tool for transfer pricing audits.

Anjana Haines, March 12 2020

Few tax measures for large businesses headline the budget despite strong economic growth in Australia

UK budget curbs short-term business uncertainty

Tax professionals welcomed temporary tax measures to improve the UK’s investment environment in the face of coronavirus fears, but many of the measures will not directly benefit large businesses.

Danish Mehboob, March 12 2020

The DST awaits approval from Spain's parliament

DST will render Spain less competitive

Businesses and tax professionals say that the introduction of a digital services tax (DST) in Spain will make the country less competitive and could hinder future investment as well as increase litigation.

Mattias Cruz Cano, March 11 2020

Suppliers adapt to achieve VAT benefits of EU call-off stock rules

Companies are changing the way they manage call-off stock, supply chains, transportation documents and VAT identification to ensure they can benefit from the EU’s VAT “quick fixes”.

Mattias Cruz Cano, March 11 2020

The State Budget has had an effect on real estate

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Portugal’s evolving taxation of capital gains on real estate projects

Francisco Cabral Matos and Mélanie Pereira of Vieira de Almeida & Associados analyse the main issues concerning the taxation of capital gains, arising from the transfer of shares held in real estate companies which own immovable property in Portugal.

Francisco Cabral Matos, March 11 2020

Tax teams are trying but failing to move budget from compliance to strategy

Businesses disillusioned by tax technology market gap

Tax directors share their dissatisfaction with technologies such as machine learning because many add-ons, including those marketed by the Big Four firms, do not fit their business needs and systems.

Danish Mehboob, March 09 2020

Taxpayers see long-term challenges under UK’s IR35 regime

Tax professionals told ITR that the tools designed to assess employment status are not fit for purpose, creating continued uncertainty over how to comply with the UK off-payroll working rules in the private sector.

Danish Mehboob, March 09 2020

This remains an area of uncertainty requiring clarification or amendments to the law.

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