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  • Alicja Sarna Fiscal administration in Poland will face major changes in its structure and organisation from March 1 when the new law on National Fiscal Administration enters into force.
  • See who has done the tax work on this month’s biggest deals
  • Mergers and acquisitions work is the lifeblood of many tax practices and the market has recovered since the lows of the financial crisis. A flurry of large deals in late 2016, including the $108 billion AT&T purchase of Time Warner, meant 2016 was the second-busiest for deal making since the crisis, but how will the M&A market respond to political upheaval across the globe?
  • Samar Abdel Rahman The Egyptian Minister of Finance has confirmed that the Executive Regulations of the Value-Added Tax Law No. 67/2016 will be released by the beginning of February 2017 after the Egyptian Parliament has approved it.
  • Aleksandra Rafailovic The Serbian parliament adopted the Law on Amendments to the Law on VAT (Official Gazette of RS, No. 108/2016) on December 28 2016. The Law entered into force on January 1 2017 and the greatest impact of this Law will be felt by companies trading across borders.
  • Freddy Karyadi Danny Tanuwijaya As the tax amnesty period comes to an end soon, the Indonesian tax authority has prepared its next plan to improve tax revenue and tax compliance.
  • Jim Fuller David Forst President Trump issued an Executive Order (EO) on January 30 2017 regarding regulations that could have a significant impact on recently issued tax regulations.
  • Daniel M H Herde Trond Eivind Johnsen In October 2016, the EFTA Surveillance Authority (ESA) issued a reasoned opinion stating that the Norwegian interest deduction limitation rules (interest cap rules) constitute a restriction on the freedom of establishment within the EU/EEA area.
  • How can the right time for fiscal stimulus be determined if there are persistent austerity measures, causing a lack of local demand for the services and products that a country offers?
  • Burçin Gözlüklü Ramazan Biçer Turkey has introduced several incentive packages to attract foreign investors over the past decade. As a successor of earlier incentives, the Turkish government has recently released a new centre of attraction programme to accelerate the amount of domestic and foreign investments made in the relatively less developed areas of the country.