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  • A tax director at a multinational tech company and several tax advisers expect the UK government to quietly drop its plan to cut the corporate tax rate to 17% in a move that could slow the ‘race to the bottom’ trend.
  • As a small island, Malta has positioned itself as one of the most established regulatory bodies worldwide, write Nicky Gouder and Luana Scicluna of ARQ Group.
  • On July 10 2018, the Cyprus Parliament approved the new alternative investment fund (AIF) legislation which will replace the existing law and which enables, for the first time, the establishment of registered alternative investment funds (RAIF) in Cyprus. This is a major advancement in the field as it will substantially reduce the time and cost involved in establishing an AIF in Cyprus.
  • Read this month's special features on VAT and Malta
  • Cryptocurrency cannot be ignored. Ivan Castano speaks to lawyers and companies in the sector who believe tax collections could soar tenfold by 2023 as governments introduce regulations to expand the tax base and the market gains traction.
  • Danaher Corporation’s Jim Ditkoff talks to International Tax Review about what the end of the inversion era means for US businesses.
  • The Netherlands is set to abolish the dividend withholding tax, but it may come too late for Royal Dutch Shell if the EU takes state aid action.
  • The US Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have proposed new regulations on the payment of the repatriation rates as part of US tax reform.
  • In June of this year, Malta concluded treaties with the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia and the Republic of Botswana for the avoidance of double taxation and the prevention of fiscal evasion with respect to taxes on income (DTAs). This followed the conclusion of a treaty with the Principality of Andorra as well as the coming into force of the treaties concluded with Azerbaijan and the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, earlier this year.
  • Your secrets are safe with me, Mr Bond It's not often that accountants make the showbiz news for anything other than a tax avoidance scandal, but a quirky payment method by James Bond star Sean Connery caught Tax Relief's eye.