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    Luxembourg: The latest weapon in the fight against BEPS: The MLI
    The signing ceremony for the Multilateral Convention to implement tax treaty-related measures to prevent base erosion and profit shifting (MLI) is due to take place on June 7 2017. What will this treaty mean for you?
    April 26 2017
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    Rio Tinto to challenge A$447 million Australian tax bill
    MNEs are getting ready for a fight against the ATO The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has issued tax assessments to seven multinational companies for a total of A$2.9 billion ($2.2 billion) in alleged unpaid taxes. Mining giant Rio Tinto is the first to come forward to say it will challenge the unfair assessment.
    Anjana Haines, April 26 2017
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    CbCR nears: Reputational risk perceptions
    Country-by-country reporting (CbCR) deadlines are approaching and MNEs are carefully preparing the information and diligence behind the numbers. CbCR brings us to the next phase and Keith Brockman asks how reputational risk will be questioned by the public (if disclosed) and defended or ignored by MNEs and tax administrations.
    April 26 2017
  • Will a corporate tax cut attract MNEs to the US and Australia?
    Rio Tinto has called on Australia and the US to cut their corporate tax rates to become more attractive investment locations, and it seems that Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is listening to big businesses despite strong opposition. Will the US follow?
    Anjana Haines, April 26 2017
  • More headaches for MNEs as Australia’s DPT is enacted
    Multinationals will be subject to Australia's divert profits tax (DPT) rules from July 1 after the legislation received Royal Assent on April 4. Businesses must pay close attention to the details to avoid hefty fines.
    Anjana Haines, April 26 2017
  • Deals of the month
    See who has done the tax work on this month’s biggest deals
    April 26 2017
  • Looking for the silver lining
    With a spate of big elections on the horizon, we are seeing a rollercoaster ride of political rhetoric, false promises, shocks and surprises. Multinationals establishing their long-term tax plans during these uncertain times face the prospect of multiple strategies.
    Anjana Haines, April 26 2017
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    Croatia: Croatia implements BEPS Action 13
    Silvia Cancedda David Jakovljevic Action 13 of the OECD's BEPS Project has now been fully implemented in Croatia, with the full legal framework in place.
    April 26 2017
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    CRS allows taxpayers to avoid detection as loopholes remain
    Financial institutions are busy filing their first reports to tax authorities to comply with the common reporting standard (CRS), but loopholes in the global measure mean some taxpayers can remain undetected. Amelia Schwanke highlights the gaps appearing and the jurisdictions enabling them.
    Amelia Schwanke, April 26 2017
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    Indirect Tax Forum: Highlights
    On March 30, International Tax Review hosted its Indirect Tax Forum at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Düsseldorf, Germany, in association with WTS. The day was a great success, with open dialogue from in-house tax professionals, tax advisers and campaigners. Here, conference host Joe Stanley-Smith presents some of the highlights from the day.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, April 26 2017
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