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    Italy: Changes to the TP framework
    On April 24 2017, a new law decree (N. 50/2017) introduced changes to the Italian transfer pricing framework. Antonella Della Rovere and Federico Vicenti from Valente Associati GEB Partners look at the changes.
    Lena Angvik, May 09 2017
  • Emmanuel Macron speaks at a podium
    Macron’s victory puts corporate tax cuts on the agenda
    After 66-34 victory in the French election, Emmanuel Macron faces the difficult task of fighting the legislative elections and building a government to deliver his reform agenda: cutting taxes and public spending. The outcome was a significant relief for European leaders in particular.
    May 08 2017
  • Leah Robinson
    Mayer Brown expands New York tax team to strengthen SALT group
    A three-lawyer team led by partner Leah Samit Robinson has joined Mayer Brown in New York. The new team will expand the firm’s state & local tax (SALT) group.
    May 05 2017
  • Steptoe & Johnson brings Brad Anwyll on board
    Steptoe & Johnson LLP has hired Brad Anwyll, a litigator specialising in tax controversy. He has joined the firm from PwC and brings with him 35 years of experience in tax law.
    May 05 2017
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    Asia Tax Awards 2017 winners announced
    Twenty eight different firms, individuals and companies shared the prizes at the Asia Tax Awards in Singapore.
    Ralph Cunningham, May 04 2017
  • Football
    HMRC showcases new powers with raids on Premier League football clubs
    The offices of West Ham United and Newcastle United have been raided as part of a broad criminal tax fraud investigation by UK revenue authority HMRC, with English and French clubs in its sights.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, May 04 2017
  • Money large
    UK snap election triggers tax dodging debate
    Political parties in the UK are preparing their manifestos for the June 8 snap election, and voters demand to see an end to corporate tax dodging. Should companies expect changes?
    Lena Angvik, May 04 2017
  • Chile PwC Felipe Dominguez Gonzalo Schmidt
    Sponsored by PwC Chile
    The catalogue of avoidance
    Chile’s tax reform, within its latest and more important updates, incorporated a general anti-avoidance regulation through which it established that the tax obligations can be enforced according to the legal nature of the facts, acts, or business, without attending to their form, denomination or to the defects that could affect them.
    May 04 2017
  • Withholding tax in Brazil
    Brazil: Levy of WHT on the remuneration of the license covering the right to sell and distribute software
    The Brazilian Federal Revenue Service reviews its understanding regarding the levy of the withholding income tax (WHT) on the remuneration of the license of the right to sell and distribute software.
    May 04 2017
  • Emmanuel Macron
    Macron calms Frexit fears
    Both of the candidates in France’s upcoming election are talking about tax cuts – but while Emmanuel Macron would slash France’s corporate tax rate, his opponent, Marine Le Pen, would cut the rate for smaller businesses, and increase taxation of companies which hire foreign workers.
    May 03 2017
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