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    Dentons promotes José Ramón Vizcaino to partner
    Dentons has promoted José Ramón Vizcaino to partner in its Madrid office.
    Sandra Ekpo, July 12 2017
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    European Tax Awards 2017: Winners announced
    Over 30 different firms and individuals won recognition for their unique achievements at this year’s European Tax Awards 2017 held at The Savoy, London.
    Anjana Haines, July 11 2017
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    New Zealand: High Court considers DTA tax sparing provisions
    The High Court of New Zealand in Lin v Commissioner of Inland Revenue [2017] NZHC 969 has held that a New Zealand taxpayer is entitled to foreign tax credits (FTCs) for tax spared (under Chinese law) to Chinese companies that are treated as controlled foreign companies (CFCs) under New Zealand's CFC regime.
    July 11 2017
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    Spain: Potential recovery of Spanish energy taxes
    Spanish electricity producers, including those using renewable systems, need to review their tax payments on the value of electricity output to determine if they may be eligible for a refund in the wake of court cases on the controversial tax.
    July 11 2017
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    Philippines tax reform to raise costly challenges for companies
    The Philippines government has established the primary basis for a comprehensive tax reform package that is part of a wider ambitious plan for national development. Emmanuel P Bonoan, vice chairman and chief operating officer of KPMG R.G. Manabat & Co, and former undersecretary of the Philippines Department of Finance (DoF), examines the provisions of package 1 of the tax reform, which will affect multinational corporations (MNCs) and major industries.
    July 11 2017
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    Q&A: Indranee Rajah comes out to bat for Singapore’s reputation
    Singapore’s Senior Minister of State for Law and Finance Indranee Rajah talks to Anjana Haines about global tax challenges and passionately defends the country’s tax reputation.
    Anjana Haines, July 11 2017
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    The economics behind EU tax investigations: The way forward
    The European Commission has made some surprising decisions in recent years about how tax rulings between multinationals and EU member states constitute state aid. In the second of this two-part series of articles, Carina Lange, senior consultant at CEG Global in the Netherlands, discusses how multinationals can maintain legal certainty and assess the risks associated with tax rulings.
    July 11 2017
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    Russia: Russia signs up to MLI: key changes adopted
    Alexander Grinko On June 7 2017, Russia signed the Multilateral Convention to Implement Tax Treaty Related Measures to Prevent Base Erosion and Profits Shifting (the MLI).
    July 11 2017
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    Norway: Alterations of the Norwegian tonnage tax regime
    Ragna Flækøy Skjåkødegård The Ministry of Finance recently published its letter of notification of the tonnage tax regime to the EFTA Surveillance Agency (ESA), outlining the following alterations in the existing tonnage tax regime:
    July 11 2017
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    Poland: Fundamental change to Polish VAT due January 1 2018
    Tomasz Michalik Maria Kotaniec In May 2017 the Minister of Finances published a new project of quite fundamental change of the VAT Act. The project introduces a voluntary mechanism of a split payment scheme in B2B relations. The new regulations are supposed to enter into force on January 1 2018. With the split payment, the government aims to reduce VAT fraud and consequently increase tax revenues.
    July 11 2017
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