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  • Fernando Giacobbo Ruben Gottberg Brazilian Federal Revenue (RFB, by its Portuguese acronym) issued Normative Instruction (NI) 1.664, establishing the responsible party for withholding income taxes on non-resident capital gains arising from the substitution of shares (incorporação de ações).
  • Zoe Kokoni The Cyprus House of Representatives approve legislative proposals for a revised intellectual property (IP) box regime on October 14 2016.
  • Hamish Journeaux The New Zealand Inland Revenue has released a document setting out its compliance focus in respect of multinational enterprises (MNEs).
  • When it comes to Brexit, the answers to whether the UK’s departure from the EU is signed, sealed, and delivered are no, no and most definitely not – but that doesn’t mean that businesses are sitting back and waiting for direction. Tim Sarson, tax partner, and Sarah Beeraje, senior manager of international tax, of KPMG UK discuss how businesses have reacted to the UK’s vote to leave the EU.
  • Here we go again. Barely an issue of ITR passes by without poor old Tax Relief being asked to write something funny about a footballer or football agent who is accused of somehow avoiding or evading tax. Hopefully, footballers will start to clean up their affairs soon or we will run out of puns – the back of the net is almost empty!
  • The European Commission re-launched its proposal to introduce a common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB) on October 25 2016, with the aim of creating a level playing field for multinationals in Europe and creating a simple and pro-business tax environment. Sandy Bhogal, head of tax in London, and Kitty Swanson, associate, of law firm Mayer Brown give their opinion on the plan and whether this attempt may succeed.
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  • Former Chinese minister of finance and G20 chair
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  • UK member of parliament; chair of the public accounts committee