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VAT grouping conference opens in Dublin

In-house tax advisers and EU policymakers are in Dublin this week to discuss the future of VAT grouping.

Joe Stanley-Smith, September 13 2016

India’s tax plans steaming ahead as GST Council gets approval

India’s goods and services tax (GST) reform is taking shape as plans to establish a GST Council and secretariat were approved by the Cabinet of Ministers on September 12, the same day that the 122nd Constitutional Bill for GST implementation entered into force.

Amelia Schwanke, September 12 2016

US presidential advisers to address Global Transfer Pricing Forum

Weeks before the US election, the Global Transfer Pricing Forum in New York will hear from economic advisers to the Republican and Democratic candidates on September 22 & 23.

September 12 2016

Billionaire tax disputes: Top five US transfer pricing feuds

There are several blockbuster transfer pricing disputes underway in the US. As Apple fights an eye-watering $14.5 billion tax penalty in Europe, TP Week examined five of the largest US TP feuds with billions at stake.

Caroline Byrne, September 12 2016

Grant Thornton hires TP managing partner

Glen Marku has joined the firm as a managing director in the Transfer Pricing practice, based in Chicago, and Derek Han (pictured) has joined the Cyber Risk practice.

September 11 2016

Proposed changes to Ireland's Section 110 regime

Obtaining a tax deduction on profits arising from Irish loan portfolios will get much harder for foreign investors under proposals unveiled by the government. A potential 25% tax could be charged on future profits related to financial assets.

September 08 2016

Australia appoints global transfer pricing head

Zara Ritchie has been appointed BDO’s head of global transfer pricing as Australia anticipates a year of cross-border mergers and BEPS-related complications.

Caroline Byrne, September 08 2016

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

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