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  • 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.
  • After six months of research and contacting thousands of firms around the world, International Tax Review is pleased to present World Tax 2018, which can be viewed at http://www.itrworldtax.com.
  • A new report by the OECD documents a strong increase in the average tax-to-GDP ratio of 16 African countries, but shows that tax revenue potential has much room to accelerate further.
  • A new transfer pricing ruling by the Finnish Supreme Court on enterprise resource planning and intra-group services arrangements is expected to set precedents in taxpayers’ favour.
  • The UK is losing billions of pounds in revenues each year from online VAT fraud committed by foreign traders. But with Amazon and eBay profiting from the fraudsters, and HMRC not doing enough to tackle the problem, is collaboration or conviction the better solution?
  • The federal government has amended the customs and tax treatment applicable to the oil and gas sector to boost investment and provide tax certainty.
  • 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.
  • Carmel Peters from New Zealand and Eric Mensah from Ghana were yesterday elected co-chairs of the UN Committee of Experts on International Cooperation in Tax Matters.