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    All roads lead to…: new integration regime in China customs
    In 2017, the China customs authorities took major steps to revamp their existing national structures, with consequences for audit processes and enforcement approaches. In this chapter, Eric Zhou, Rachel Tao, Cheng Dong, and Helen Han explore the impact of these reforms.
    November 28 2017
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    Tax boosts for Hong Kong funds industry
    Darren Bowdern, Matthew Fenwick, and Malcolm Prebble explore the various initiatives that the Hong Kong government has introduced to boost Hong Kong’s position as a regional management hub in Asia. While Hong Kong is making positive changes to attract more funds to domicile in Hong Kong, more tax certainty is needed to convince fund managers to move.
    November 28 2017
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    UK proposes stop-gap measures to tax digital companies
    The EU and the UK have threatened unilateral action on tax reforms for the digital economy ahead of the OECD’s 2018 interim report on the issue. Proposals so far indicate a paradigm shift towards taxing the functional areas of the digital economy.
    November 28 2017
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    VAT for financial services: The necessary move from IGP to the VAT unity regime
    Banking, financial and insurance sectors need to consider the impact of a recent CJEU ruling that changes the VAT benefits they can achieve.
    November 27 2017
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    CbCR may bring upswing in corporate tax revenues
    Corporate tax revenue collections remain at low levels around the globe, the OECD’s annual tax revenue statistics show, but advisers believe increased transparency and potential audits drawing on country-by-country reports could turn this around.
    Lena Angvik, November 24 2017
  • Will Italy lead the way for a digital sales tax
    Will Italy lead the way for a digital sales tax?
    The Italian Senate is considering introducing a digital sales tax to tackle the problem of tax avoidance by tech companies. This would take the form of an equalisation tax on the turnover of digitalised companies.
    Josh White, November 24 2017
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    UK budget targets tech titans – or does it?
    Technology companies may feel targeted by the UK’s budget, which introduced measures that will hit companies including Amazon, eBay, Google, Facebook and Twitter, but there were also some sweeteners to encourage post-Brexit economic prosperity.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, November 24 2017
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    Dentons expands St. Petersburg tax group
    Dentons has appointed partner Vasilii Markov as the head of tax at its practice in St. Petersburg, Russia. The firm has hired seven other tax professionals to expand the team which Markov will oversee.
    Josh White, November 24 2017
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    Andersen Global expands African network to include Uganda
    Andersen Global has signed a collaborative agreement with Ligomarc Advocates, a financial and corporate tax law firm, based in Kampala, Uganda. This is the fourth addition to the Andersen Tax brand in Africa.
    Josh White, November 24 2017
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    UK budget targets digital economy with intellectual property tax
    The UK’s Autumn budget proposed a new withholding tax on royalties to low-tax jurisdictions that experts warn could backfire and trigger harmful tax competition.
    Lena Angvik, November 23 2017
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