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  • Mercedes-Benz
    ECJ clarifies VAT treatment of hire purchase contracts in Mercedes case
    Businesses could find VAT accounting easier after the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled that hire purchase-like contracts, which include an option to buy, should be treated as a supply of goods, rather than services, if exercising this option is the lessee’s obvious choice.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, October 12 2017
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    RSM appoints Sophie St John
    Sophie St John has joined RSM as a private client partner in its client legal services practice, which offers tax and wealth advice to individuals, trustees and estates.
    Anjana Haines, October 12 2017
  • Amsterdam large
    Netherlands joins race to the bottom with corporate tax cuts
    The incoming Dutch government on Tuesday announced plans to cut down the corporate tax rate to 21% and abolish the 15% dividend withholding tax. It aims to make the Netherlands more attractive for corporations, but sceptics say there is no link between tax rates and competitiveness.
    Lena Angvik, October 12 2017
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    Mexico announces first special economic zones
    President Peña Nieto signed three decrees on September 29 2017 in order to create and delimit Mexico’s first special economic zones (SEZs), which are meant to attract investment in underdeveloped areas of the southern states of the country by granting major tax holidays and special customs regimes to persons authorised to operate therein.
    October 11 2017
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    Business costs to fall as EU agree on MAP
    Ministers of the EU Economic and Financial Affairs Council (ECOFIN) have agreed on a new system for resolving double taxation disputes between member states that could see litigation and compliance costs fall considerably for businesses operating in the EU.
    Anjana Haines, October 11 2017
  • Corporations reassured of tax stability in 2018 Irish budget
    Corporations reassured of tax stability in 2018 Irish budget
    Ireland’s 2018 budget eyed corporate tax certainty with a basket of proposals that aim to support business investment, employment and economic stability, but more changes are expected next year.
    Anjana Haines, October 11 2017
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    Major reform of VAT on trade within the EU begins
    The transitional solution for intra-community trade introduced more than 25 years ago is to be replaced by a definitive VAT system. Ronny Langer of KLMZ discusses the first proposals published by the European Commission.
    October 11 2017
  • Monika Loving 100 x 90
    BDO USA promotes Monika Loving
    BDO USA has promoted Monika Loving to the national service line leader for its international tax services practice.
    Anjana Haines, October 11 2017
  • ireland
    Key Features of Ireland’s 2018 budget
    The Irish Minister for Finance has delivered his budget speech. John Gulliver, Maura Dineen, Niamh Keogh and Eilis Griffin of Mason Hayes & Curran note the highlights.
    October 10 2017
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    UK and Ireland brace for customs chaos as ‘no-deal’ Brexit looms
    The UK has released a white paper examining possibilities for its post-Brexit customs system once it leaves the EU’s customs union, and a more revealing report by Ireland’s Revenue has added further detail.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, October 10 2017
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