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  • People move big
    EY veterans join Aptis Global
    Dale Spiegel and John MacArthur have been hired by consultancy Aptis Global.
    November 21 2017
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    Q&A: EC Vice-President Andrus Ansip accepts digital taxation challenge
    Estonia has been leading the debate on digital tax in the EU throughout its EU Council presidency. Andrus Ansip, European Commission vice-president for the digital single market, speaks to TP Week about the CCCTB, the equalisation tax, and why he doesn’t think other countries can simply copy Estonia’s model for digital success.
    Lena Angvik, November 21 2017
  • US tax reform
    International taxation not business as usual under tax reform
    The US Congress is inching closer to the largest tax reform package since 1986 and the House just approved its $1.5 trillion plan, and the Senate is still working the kinks out of its proposal. The race to get legislation to the president’s desk by the end of the year is on.
    November 20 2017
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    France puts business at ease over mergers
    The French government has released a second corrective finance bill for 2017, which contains new provisions for cross-border mergers, in response to a ruling by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) in March 2017 and complementing Emmanuel Macron’s pro-business agenda.
    Josh White, November 20 2017
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    Big 4 come under scrutiny over tax havens
    The Big 4 have been slammed by a new report on tax havens, as the international debate following the release of the Paradise Papers widens and the EU presses for action against tax advisers.
    Josh White, November 17 2017
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    Tighter anti-tax avoidance measures put Polish multinationals on guard
    Poland is limiting creative tax planning further in its overhauled corporate tax reform bill, which includes new rules for thin capitalisation and controlled foreign companies.
    Lena Angvik, November 17 2017
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    Indian transfer pricing ruling settles PE concerns
    A Supreme Court decision in India has further reasserted the principles held in Formula One’s transfer pricing dispute regarding permanent establishments. Although the decision could help influence similar cases, practitioners advise companies not to rely on the recent ruling alone.
    Lena Angvik, November 16 2017
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    Big 4 in spotlight in Paradise Papers aftermath
    The discussion around the Paradise Papers has not yet abated as UK politicians on Tuesday sharpened their rhetoric against advisers who cook up tax avoidance schemes.
    Lena Angvik, November 15 2017
  • Will the UK’s VAT threshold fall
    Will the UK’s VAT threshold fall?
    Brexit may offer the best opportunity to address the UK’s high VAT registration threshold that is distorting business practices, according to a recent report released by the Office of Tax Simplification (OTS).
    Josh White, November 15 2017
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    UK budget – will it be a whimper or a bang?
    Ahead of next week’s UK budget, beleaguered British Chancellor Philip Hammond is said to be considering a major VAT overhaul, and other tax measures targeting large online businesses like Amazon and Uber. But he could be cautious to avoid controversy and potentially keep his job.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, November 15 2017
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