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    US tax reform bill takes aim at IP and TP planning
    House Republicans have unveiled the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, outlining a comprehensive overhaul of the US’s tax code. The act will probably still get more than just a few little tweaks before being passed into law, but it is very likely to have an impact on multinationals’ transfer pricing planning and decisions on where to house IP.
    Lena Angvik, November 03 2017
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    TP partner joins Nordic law firm Roschier
    Merja Raunio has joined Nordic law firm Roschier’s tax and structuring practice in Helsinki, strengthening the firm’s transfer pricing expertise.
    Lena Angvik, November 03 2017
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    US tax reform bill: Place your bets
    The release of the US tax reform bill has finally confirmed the government’s tax plans, but questions remain over which proposals will stick and when they will be enacted. How have the odds for tax reform changed?
    Anjana Haines, November 03 2017
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    Macri's victory spells tax cuts in Argentina
    Following a sweeping victory in Argentina’s mid-term election, President Mauricio Macri is now building momentum for tax reform. Tax cuts are intended to reward companies for reinvesting their profits into the country in support of Macri’s far-reaching agenda to reverse Argentina’s economic fortunes.
    Josh White, November 03 2017
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    Vietnam seeks technology transfer, anti-avoidance solutions
    Foreign direct investment has played a key part in driving Vietnam’s economic success, but lawmakers say the country is losing too much money to transfer pricing. To broaden its tax base, the government is speeding up implementation on solutions for technology transfer and anti-tax avoidance regimes.
    Lena Angvik, November 02 2017
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    Unilateral action on a digital tax framework poses global risk
    The European Commission and OECD are gathering views on how digital companies should be taxed to ensure they pay their fair share, but the lack of agreement among international players could create major problems.
    Josh White, November 02 2017
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    UK claims tax gap has shrunk, but figures tell another story
    The UK government claims that its tax gap has shrunk, but the real term amounts show that it has actually grown. Can HMRC’s data be relied upon?
    Anjana Haines, November 01 2017
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    Corporates raise technology stakes for transfer pricing
    Once an obscure science practiced by the Big Four, transfer pricing has become part of the mainstream tax job market as companies seek out TP expertise. Transfer pricing professionals are now asking what kind of skills they need to become a strategic partner in their business.
    November 01 2017
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    Italmoda case shows businesses need more protection against unfair VAT fraud sanctions
    International businesses trading cross-border should be more protected against tax authorities combatting VAT fraud by denying certain rights. Jan Sanders, an international VAT specialist who works as an indirect tax manager at RELX, draws this conclusion after the Dutch Supreme Court released its final judgment in the Italmoda case.
    October 31 2017
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    Legal interpretation causes jump in tax gap
    HMRC believes taxpayers have underpaid £6 billion in taxes due to legal interpretation, which could be caused by uncertainty over new rules, advisers say.
    Lena Angvik, October 31 2017
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