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    Qualified majority voting will drive reforms, says EC’s tax chief
    The European Commission head of company taxation initiatives has told International Tax Review about his hopes and frustrations in EU corporate tax and why he supports qualified majority voting.
    Alexander Hartley, July 10 2019
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    Case study: Repsol’s participation in ICAP
    Rocío Bermúdez, tax global practices & transfer pricing senior manager at Repsol, spoke to ITR about her company’s participation in the first pilot of the International Compliance Assurance Programme.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, July 10 2019
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    The negative aspects of ICAP
    While feedback on the International Compliance Assurance Programme (ICAP) has been overwhelmingly positive, unsurprisingly, the first pilot did encounter some teething problems.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, July 10 2019
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    OECD won’t rush ICAP expansion despite scheme’s popularity
    The OECD’s Achim Pross says his ultimate aim is to expand the International Compliance Assurance Programme (ICAP), but companies may be disappointed to learn that it could be a relatively slow process.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, July 10 2019
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    Global minimum taxation: A matter of time
    Minimum tax red flags have appeared in recent legislation as countries and organisations race to address perceived inequities within the international tax regime.
    Keith Brockman, July 10 2019
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    India’s angel tax
    Generally, income taxes are not levied at the same time as the investment transaction in the share capital of any company because this amounts to the allotment of new shares. However, writes Anand Jaiswal of Infosys, this route of investment has been misused by many to dump huge funds in otherwise less valued companies for various reasons, including round-tripping and money laundering.
    July 10 2019
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    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
    Anjana Haines, July 10 2019
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    How concerned should companies be about data they send to tax authorities becoming public?
    It’s interesting that the subject of data submitted to the tax authorities becoming public, either through a data leak or public country-by-country reporting (CbCR), is clearly still a significant concern among tax directors.
    July 10 2019
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    Market insight: People moves
    In this month’s round-up of individual and company changes, Andersen Global expanded into the Middle East, while several tax teams in Central America grew and a number of lead partners were appointed to major firms worldwide.
    July 10 2019
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    Tax Advisory Survey 2019
    Tax and trade wars among governments and the battles companies face against tax authorities through audits and inevitable disputes mean even the most super-human tax director among us needs a little help.
    Anjana Haines, July 10 2019
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