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    Constitutions: Could paying a ‘fair share’ of tax already be enshrined in law?
    Politicians and campaigners are fond of saying that companies should pay their ‘fair share’ of tax, but the phrase is over-used and lacks legal meaning and backing, becoming little more than a cliché. However, new research has identified clauses in the Constitutions of 15 countries – including two of the G7 member states – which identify an obligation to contribute to the public purse. Joe Stanley-Smith explores how this could force companies to take more notice of the fair-share debate.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, January 25 2017
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    The post-BEPS advantages of the Netherlands
    Roelof Gerritsen and Ivo Kuipers, both partners at Atlas Tax Lawyers in the Netherlands, look at why the country will remain a prime location for multinationals and foreign investors as governments worldwide transition towards more harmonised tax rules in line with the OECD’s BEPS Project.
    January 25 2017
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    China’s environmental protection tax
    China’s environmental protection tax introduces a new administrative framework that may change the tax burden for polluting enterprises.
    January 25 2017
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    Hong Kong: Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect opens
    Khoonming Ho Ayesha Macpherson Lau The Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect cross-border share trading mechanism commenced operation on December 5 2016.
    January 25 2017
  • Malta issues new MAP guidelines
    Malta issues MAP guidelines
    The conclusion of double tax treaties has grown to become one of Malta's key international tax policies, but its experience with mutual agreement procedures (MAP) and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms is in its infancy.
    January 25 2017
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    Croatia’s tax reform measures enter into force
    Croatia's reformed tax system made significant amendments to the VAT Act, including changes to the rates structure and re-categorising certain goods and services.
    January 25 2017
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    Spanish Supreme Court anticipates the effects of the BEPS Project
    The Supreme Court has ruled that a dependent agent in Spain can constitute a PE of a foreign enterprise. The judgment said that activities have to be considered in the context of a globalised world where tax treaties have to be interpreted with wider international standards on tax.
    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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    Revision of India-Singapore Tax treaty; De-notification of Cyprus as a ‘notified jurisdictional area’
    The changes brought about by the Protocol are largely similar to the revised India-Mauritius tax treaty.
    Hariharan Gangadharan, January 25 2017
  • Mattos Filho partner leaves to form new firm in Brasília
    Marcos Joaquim Gonçalves Alves has left Mattos Filho to set up his own firm, MJ Alves & Burle Advogados e Consultores, taking several Mattos staff with him.
    Joe Stanley-Smith, January 24 2017
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