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    New Zealand: New Government’s tax priorities
    New Zealand's new government was sworn in on October 26 2017. The new government is a coalition between the Labour Party and New Zealand First Party, with support by way of a confidence and supply agreement with the Green Party.
    December 14 2017
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    Italy: Stability Law for 2018 introduces measures for businesses
    The new draft budget plan, the so-called 'Stability Law for 2018', launched in the past few weeks by the Italian government, defines the lines of public finance for next year and focuses on important fiscal and spending measures.
    December 14 2017
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    Hong Kong: Rapid changes to tax policies to drive its competitive edge
    As global tax rates continue to fall, tax policy is at the forefront to drive Hong Kong's economic growth. In recent years, the Hong Kong government has introduced various initiatives to bolster Hong Kong's position as a global financial centre.
    December 14 2017
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    Mexico: Controversy over applicability of 4.9% withholding tax rate on interest
    The SAT ruling now has expanded the situations where the 4.9% withholding tax rate is not applicable to include interest derived from certificates, loans and other financial transactions.
    Ricardo Santoyo, December 14 2017
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    India: Ending the year with several important tax rulings
    India has seen several important decisions on the tax front take place in 2017.
    Hariharan Gangadharan, December 14 2017
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    Global Tax 50 2017: Narendra Modi
    Narendra Modi was also in the Global Tax 50 2016 Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has accomplished a huge amount since he came to power in 2014 promising to boost foreign investment, simplify the tax code and cut down on bureaucracy.
    December 13 2017
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    Global Tax 50 2017: Fabio De Masi
    Fabio De Masi is a new entry this year Fabio De Masi is a new entrant in the Global Tax 50. He is a member of Germany's Die Linke party, part of the European United Left-Nordic Green Left in the European Parliament. De Masi served in the European Parliament between 2014 and 2017 before being elected to the Bundestag in September for his Hamburg constituency.
    December 13 2017
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    Global Tax 50 2017: Rufino de la Rosa
    Rufino de la Rosa is a new entry this year Spain became a pioneer in tax administration in 2017 by introducing the world's first near real-time reporting system for VAT on July 1.
    December 13 2017
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    The Paris Agreement
    Since the Paris Agreement came into force on November 4 2016 the impetus has been on international tax policymakers to raise their game on climate change, often resulting in tax policy changes.
    December 13 2017
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    Global Tax 50 2017: International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ)
    International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) was also in the Global Tax 50 2016, and 2014 The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) has once again compiled documents that lay bare the tax affairs of those who would rather they were kept secret, this time in the Paradise Papers released on November 5.
    December 13 2017
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