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    M&A considerations for 2017: Don’t let tax derail the deal
    Tax considerations will never make a deal, but they certainly can break a deal. Laurence Field, a senior tax and corporate business partner at national audit, tax and advisory firm Crowe Clark Whitehill, reflects on the M&A tax landscape that evolved through 2016 and looks ahead to assess what businesses need to know if they are planning to get a transaction over the line in 2017.
    January 25 2017
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    EU to take ‘nuclear option’ on VAT fraud with reverse charge systems
    The reverse charge mechanism will offer a temporary fix to tackling the VAT gap The European Commission (EC) plans to take drastic action to tackle the €50 billion ($53 billion) in annual EU cross-border VAT fraud by allowing member states to deviate from the VAT Directive.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, January 25 2017
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    Q&A: China’s changing tax landscape
    China’s tax environment is rapidly changing to become more aligned with international standards, alongside more transparent and business-friendly policies. The Director General of International Taxation for China Tizhong Liao talks to Amelia Schwanke about his thoughts on recent tax developments and what businesses can expect in 2017.
    Amelia Schwanke, January 25 2017
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    The Brockman brief: Leadership attributes: developing relationships
    Tax professionals from all areas of the tax sphere need to move outside their comforts zone to grasp the opportunities available and boost skills. Keith Brockman highlights the need for internal and external networking that could offer previously unknown possibilities.
    January 25 2017
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    Indonesia: New transfer pricing requirements in Indonesia
    Freddy Karyadi Anastasia Irawati In an effort to limit tax avoidance and combat BEPS practices in Indonesia, the Indonesian government issued new transfer pricing regulations in Indonesia that intend to minimise the transfer pricing schemes conducted by multinational enterprises.
    January 25 2017
  • France urged to make bigger corporate tax cuts
    Corporation tax in France is too high and should be cut to the European average to allow French companies to remain competitive, advisers have told the French Parliament.
    Anjana Haines, January 25 2017
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    Montenegro: Montenegro and Portugal sign DTA
    Ivan Petrovic Montenegro has signed double taxation treaties (DTAs) with more than 35 countries, and this number continues to grow.
    January 25 2017
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    Cyprus: Cyprus’ commitment to the MCAA on CbCR
    Alena Malaya Development and global implementation of the OECD's BEPS Action Plan successfully continued in 2016. The country-by-country reporting (CbCR) initiative under Action 13 of the BEPS initiative has been no exception. As of December 7 2016, 50 jurisdictions had signed the Multilateral Competent Authority Agreement (MCAA) on the automatic exchange of CbC reports.
    January 25 2017
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    Georgia: Georgia and South Korea DTA applies from 2017
    Lopatina Irina The provisions of the double tax treaty between Georgia and South Korea apply from January 1 2017.
    January 25 2017
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    Albania: Albanian parliament amends Law on Tax Procedures
    Dorina Asllani Ndreka In November 2016, the Albanian parliament approved a large number of changes in one of the main laws regulating the activity of the tax authorities in the country, the Law on Tax Procedures.
    January 25 2017
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