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  • Google Multilateral framework necessary to tax the digital economy
    Google: Multilateral framework necessary to tax the digital economy
    Google’s Head of Trade and Economic Affairs Andrew Ure has stressed the importance of consensus on how to tax the digital economy, saying a multilateral agreement is the only real solution.
    Josh White, July 12 2018
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    Chilean IRS continues developing cross-border merger position
    In recent years, the number of enquiries received by the Chilean tax authority regarding the impact in Chile from international and cross-border reorganisations has grown exponentially, write Santiago López and Stephanie Chacra of PwC Chile. Indeed, in past international updates we have reported how the Chilean IRS has been formulating uniform criteria for this purpose.
    July 12 2018
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    Why McDonald’s has restructured its tax affairs
    Facing fresh claims of tax avoidance, McDonald’s has defended its tax structure, telling International Tax Review why it moved its intellectual property (IP) from Luxembourg to the UK.
    Josh White, July 12 2018
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    China outbound investments via limited partnership structures
    John Gu, Michael Wong and Alan O’Connor of KPMG Advisory take a look back at developments in China’s outbound investments in recent years and look ahead to what this market might hold for investors in the near future.
    July 12 2018
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    Connected tax functions help companies connect the dots
    The public debate over corporate taxation is often emotive, and newspaper readers might presume that corporate tax functions are not doing the right things, writes Jon Dobell, EY global compliance and reporting leader of tax. But for a majority of corporations this perception could not be further from the truth.
    July 12 2018
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    Special features - July/August 2018
    Read this month's special features on Tax Technology and M&A
    July 12 2018
  • Canada: Of royalties, restrictive covenants and the revenue
    A recent technical interpretation released by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) confirms the CRA's position that withholding tax under paragraph 212(1)(d) of the Income Tax Act (Canada) (ITA) does not apply to lump-sum payments made to a non-resident of Canada for exclusive distributorship rights and also serves as a reminder to taxpayers of the breadth of the restrictive covenant provisions in the ITA.
    July 12 2018
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    Turkey: New tax opportunities through the revaluation of immovables
    New Law No 7144 (the Law) amending the Turkish Tax Procedure Code was published in the Official Gazette on May 25 2018. Through this Law, Temporary Article 31 was added to the Turkish Tax Procedure Code.
    July 12 2018
  • June was an early Christmas for indirect tax geeks
    Christmas came early for football fans and indirect tax experts with both the FIFA World Cup and the US Wayfair case dominating the news in June.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, July 12 2018
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    What can Malaysia’s new SST learn from GST?
    Malaysia will bring in a sales and services tax (SST) in September 2018 to replace the unpopular goods and services tax (GST). Tax practitioners expect a “hybrid” SST regime that retains some GST features.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, July 12 2018
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