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  • I present this month's magazine to you with a heavy heart after hearing the sad news of fearless investigative journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia's murder.
  • Like all EU member states, Malta is preparing to transpose the Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive into domestic law. Nicky Gouder and Luana Scicluna of ARQ Group discuss the changes businesses can expect.
  • The European Union has released another state aid decision that targets a US multinational corporation. Joe Kennedy, senior fellow at the US Information Technology and Innovation Foundation who specialises in tax and regulatory policy, examines the global damage the EU’s actions could cause.
  • Former Integration Minister Sebastian Kurz is set to become Austria’s chancellor Sebastian Kurz is poised to become the first conservative Austrian chancellor in more than a decade and his claim on power puts tax cuts on the agenda.
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    The OECD guidelines, which were updated in July 2017 to incorporate Action Plan 13 of the BEPS project, provide a minimum requirement of maintaining a three-tiered documentation system.
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    In order to provide legal and tax treaty certainty, such a concept should be included and described in legislation because, the mere use of it has a clear negative impact on such resolutions.
  • Andersen Global has sealed a new collaboration agreement with WL Dueck & Co, a major Canadian tax firm with a presence in Vancouver, Calgary, Richmond and Edmonton.
  • The final draft report of the European Parliament’s Panama Papers Committee of Inquiry (the PANA committee) calls for the EU to implement a minimum tax rate across its member states. This proposal is a part of package of reforms that could have major implications for EU tax policy.
  • Spanish firm ECIJA has merged with Portuguese firm Antas da Cunha to form one of the biggest groups in the Iberian market.
  • Some EU member states are obstructing the fight against tax avoidance, tax evasion and money laundering, and have “made tax dumping a business model for businesses and high-net-worth individuals”, the PANA committee, set up to probe the Panama Papers, has found.