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J&J’s proposal won’t solve digital taxation, says Bill Sample

The USCIB Tax Committee Chair and Microsoft's Tax Policy Advisor Bill Sample explains why Johnson & Johnson’s (J&J) digital tax proposal will not work for the technology sector.

Josh White, June 11 2019

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Portugal’s exchange of shares under the Merger Directive

Portugal's Merger Directive has remained ambiguous on whether a company ought to exist prior to an exchange of shares, leading to a rise in the number of questions regarding domestic and cross-border transactions.

Francisco Cabral Matos, June 09 2019

MNEs face multiple IP tax challenges in Asia

Multinational companies (MNEs) are struggling with the challenge of complying with a growing number of different intellectual property (IP) tax policies as governments compete with each other for tax revenue.

Josh White, June 07 2019

Euromoney LMG Americas Women in Business Law Awards 2019 – winners announced

The best women lawyers in the Americas gathered at the JW Marriott Essex House hotel in New York to celebrate the achievements of women across firms, practice areas and jurisdictions.

Anjana Haines, June 07 2019

The OECD’s digital tax plans more costly than BEPS

The USCIB Tax Committee Chair and Microsoft's Tax Policy Advisor Bill Sample spoke to Josh White about why the OECD’s digital tax plans will be more costly than the BEPS Action Plan.

Josh White, June 06 2019

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Luxembourg’s intellectual property box regime: One year later

Luxembourg’s new and old IP regimes co-exist while the country gradually aligns itself with international tax standards. Taxpayers should not the criteria for the new intellectual property (IP) box regime.

Christophe De Sutter, June 06 2019

J5 cyber tax crime unit investigating global financial institution

Data scientists and criminal investigators from the Joint Chiefs of Global Tax Enforcement initiative, or the J5, are involved in more than 50 investigations concerning sophisticated international enablers of tax evasion, including one global financial institution and its intermediaries.

Anjana Haines, June 05 2019

APAs no longer ‘a slam dunk’ for taxpayers

Businesses that rely on intellectual property are seeking out alternatives to advance pricing agreements (APAs) because the lifespan of such deals no longer match the pace of change.

Josh White, June 04 2019

Tax modelling failing to determine global tax risks effectively

Tax chiefs at Repsol and Baker Hughes said modelling the tax risks across their CFC networks has increased in importance since the BEPS measures were finalised, but a lack of trust in the results and rising compliance costs impede enhancements to tax modelling.

Danish Mehboob, June 03 2019

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