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Companies support French withholding tax delay

France has delayed the implementation of its withholding tax regime for employment taxes – a welcome move for many businesses that have not yet adapted their internal payroll systems, but employer concerns remain.

Natalie Leonidou, June 13 2017

BaseFirma joins Duff & Phelps’s transfer pricing alliance

Duff & Phelps has announced that BaseFirma will be joining its transfer pricing alliance, strengthening in particular the firm’s presence in Latin America.

Lena Angvik, June 12 2017

Liz Truss takes over from David Gauke as UK’s Chief Secretary of the Treasury

Following the UK’s general election, which led to several government ministers losing their seats, former Justice Secretary Liz Truss, the MP for South West Norfolk, has taken the place of former Chief Secretary of the Treasury David Gauke.

June 12 2017

Subcontracting arrangements under heavy scrutiny from Mexican tax authorities

New rules published for 2017 aimed at tightening compliance requirements may not only cover personnel outsourcing by corporate groups, but might also apply to all subcontracted services.

June 12 2017

Ince & Co hires Benoit Noel as a senior associate

Ince & Co hired Benoit Noel as a senior associate in the firm’s Le Havre office. Noel specialises in tax and litigation.

Ehi Ogona, June 09 2017

What now for taxes as hung Parliament throws UK into uncertainty?

With 42.4% of the vote, the Conservative Party has lost its majority in Parliament and may now have to rely on the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) for getting their tax measures passed.

June 09 2017

Reuben Mifsud joins WH Partners

Reuben Mifsud has joined WH Partners as its new head of accounts and tax compliance in Malta.

Anjana Haines, June 09 2017

German utilities to reclaim billions in tax after nuclear tax ruling

The German government has been dealt a blow after the top court ruled a controversial nuclear tax as unconstitutional.

Anjana Haines, June 09 2017

Companies urged to follow up on MLI implications

Companies are advised to check for relevant changes to their respective domestic laws following the signing of the OECD’s multilateral instrument (MLI) by 76 countries with much fanfare on Wednesday. The rewriting of bilateral taxation treaties on such a large scale is expected to improve arbitration in tax dispute resolution and curb double taxation, but is likely to be implemented to varying degrees across jurisdictions.

Lena Angvik, June 08 2017

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Who benefits from carbon tax increases?

A recent report calls for a global effort to save the planet by introducing high carbon taxes, but will tough tax measures work and who will gain from them?

Anjana Haines, June 08 2017

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