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  • India’s new digital sales tax regime was announced with just three weeks for businesses to comply. Two weeks since its introduction and it seems foreign companies are still unclear on how to administer the tax.
  • McDonald’s is moving its international tax base to the UK, but is the European Commission’s intense scrutiny of its tax arrangements the only reason?
  • Future audits undertaken by the Turkish tax authorities will become more transparent and be handled differently.
  • Taxpayers will no longer face a 5% late payment interest on withholding tax payments that miss the 30-day filing deadline under new rules agreed upon by lawmakers.
  • The introduction of VAT in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states marks the start of some of the most far-reaching changes in the region since the 1960s. Therefore, this change should not be taken lightly by any business operating in the region. Justin Whitehouse, Middle East indirect tax leader, and Tuulia Nurmi, manager of indirect tax at Deloitte Middle East, discusses how companies can successfully prepare for the tax.
  • Alain Verbeken Alina Trotska Luxembourg is amending its domestic laws in line with EU changes to repeal the EU Savings Directive and introduce the common reporting standard (CRS) to facilitate the automatic exchange of tax information (AEOI).
  • This year’s Autumn Statement marks Philip Hammond’s first fiscal statement as the UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer
  • This month's double issue of the International Tax Review magazine offers a feast of articles that will keep readers entertained and informed over the Christmas period and into the new year.
  • Maik Heggmair and Tobias Faltlhauser of WTS summarise the new transfer pricing (TP) documentation rules to be implemented in Germany and provide an example of new TP risk assessment possibilities based on new country-by-country reporting (CbCR), which may become relevant for MNEs in the near future.
  • Now in its sixth year, International Tax Review’s Global Tax 50 provides a rundown of the most influential individuals, organisations and geopolitical events in the tax world. Anjana Haines introduces this year's Global Tax 50 2016.