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  • Magdalena Marciniak In recent months the focus on transfer pricing as an area of fiscal policy has intensified, and legislative changes are on the way. There is an increased interest in TP issues, fueled primarily by declining budget revenues from income tax and the recent increase in the number of income taxpayers.
  • Bob van der Made In the public session of the ECOFIN Council meeting of March 8 2016, the EU's 28 finance ministers reached political agreement on a Dutch EU Council Presidency draft compromise text on the EU Commission's draft Council Directive amending Directive 2011/16/EU as regards mandatory automatic exchange of information in the field of taxation (between EU tax administrations), also known as 'DAC4'.
  • Anna Pushkaryova The Ministry of Finance of Georgia has recently initiated important changes in the system of corporate income taxation, particularly related to the moment of taxation itself.
  • George Osborne, UK chancellor of the exchequer, has delivered his Budget 2016 speech, criticising “large companies that exploit loopholes” while lowering corporation tax to attract multinationals. The big ‘winners’ were small and medium-sized enterprises.
  • Carolina Graterol, global head of tax and transfer pricing at Rosen Group, discusses boardroom expectations and the evolving role of tax across the company’s other functions.
  • On October 5 2015, the OECD released its final reports under the BEPS project, which were presented to the G20 finance ministers on October 8 2015. Action 6 identifies tax treaty abuse and, in particular, treaty shopping, as one of the most significant sources of BEPS concerns. Pritin Kumar, Vishal Palwe and Heta Jhaveri of Deloitte provide an update on action to counter treaty abuse, from an Indian perspective.
  • Taxpayers in the GCC have been waiting for VAT for some time Oman's finance minister, Darwish bin Ismail Al-Balushi, appears to have confirmed that VAT in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region will be introduced in 2018, at a likely rate of 5%.
  • Facebook’s new ‘Like’ emoticons are receiving wide-ranging ‘reactions’ from the public, tax practitioners and NGOs On March 4, two of the major UK newspapers' online sites released two different stories about Facebook relocating its sales revenue to the UK. Differing views on the company's tax liabilities reveal that Facebook's tax hiccup isn't yet over.
  • Igor Vujasinovic On November 11 2015, a new Instruction issued by the director of the Indirect Tax Authority of Bosnia and Herzegovina entered into force. The Instruction was published in the Official Gazette of Bosnia and Herzegovina on November 30 2015.
  • Christiana Nicolaou Cyprus is continuing to develop its network of double taxation treaties (DTTs) through the signing of a new DTT with the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, on December 30 2015. The treaty is based on the OECD Model Convention for the Avoidance of Double Taxation on Income and on Capital, and it was published with the official Cyprus Government Gazette on January 18 2016.