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VIDEO: Ireland votes on Apple tax appeal

While Apple was unveiling the iPhone 7 in California, thousands of miles away Ireland’s parliament was locked in a bitter debate over a European Commission order to collect $14.5 billion in back taxes from the tech giant. The debate was fiery but the vote results were decisive.

Caroline Byrne, September 07 2016

EU nations losing billions in uncollected VAT

The European Commission has released figures on the ‘VAT Gap’ that support its plan to overhaul the EU's VAT system and introduce a definitive regime for cross-border trade in the EU.

Anjana Haines, September 06 2016

UK stuns with support for Bill requiring public country-by-country reporting

In a surprising volte face, Britain is considering becoming the first country in the world to force companies to publicly reveal how much tax they pay and where they earn the money. The about-face comes after the UK defeated a similar amendment amidst Brexit fears.

Caroline Byrne, September 06 2016

UK moves closer to public country-by-country reporting

The UK government is on the fast-track to requiring multinationals to publicly reveal where they earn revenue and how much tax they pay. But transfer pricing experts urged caution.

September 06 2016

Global Transfer Pricing Forum Europe 2016: BEPS Report

After the hugely successful Global Transfer Pricing Forum in Berlin in June, TP Week produced a PDF highlighting key concerns and solutions including the rise in TP disputes, coping with BEPS in the digital economy, and CbCR strategies.

September 06 2016

UK parliament debates public country-by-country reporting

The UK is debating whether Britain should become one of the first countries in the world to introduce public country-by-country reporting (CbCR). The measure is one of many tax proposals on the parliamentary agenda, including lowering the corporate tax rate.

Anjana Haines, September 05 2016

Apple state aid decision: What is the precedent, if any?

The head of tax at Mason Hayes Curran, John Gulliver, considers the key factors tax directors need to consider following the European Commission’s state aid decision against Apple and Ireland.

September 05 2016

More than 100 countries join OECD tax exchange project

Five more governments have signed up to an OECD project that will see tax authorities worldwide exchange company information.

September 02 2016

US pushes for Apple tax ruling to be on G20 agenda in China

The US wants corporate tax avoidance on the agenda at the G20 summit in China following a European Commission ruling that orders Ireland to collect $14.5 billion in back taxes from Apple.

Anjana Haines, September 02 2016

New York TP Forum tackles key transfer pricing issues

Multinationals are struggling to comply with BEPS, country-by-country reporting, and issues surrounding their reputations in light of the European Commission’s $14.5 billion ruling against Apple.

September 01 2016

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