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Sponsored by EptalexThe firm’s global chairman and managing partner explains how he and Eptalex navigated regional conflict and a rapidly evolving tax framework on the path to recognition at the IFLR/ITR Middle East Awards 2026
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Sponsored by Willow Tax & LegalOn 2 October 2026, the Federal Tax Authority published Public Clarification TAXP010, “Free Zones and Designated Zones for Tax Purposes”. The clarification is useful for a number of reasons, but one point is particularly interesting for the Corporate Tax treatment of distribution activities: what exactly is the geographical area that qualifies as a “Designated Zone” for Corporate Tax purposes?
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Sponsored by Willow Tax & LegalAs we explained in our earlier alert, following the amendment to Article 53(1)(c)(2) of the VAT Executive Regulation, an employment contract or documented company policy providing for employee benefits is not sufficient on its own to support input VAT recovery. The expense must also meet the cases and conditions specified by the FTA.
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Sponsored by Willow Tax & LegalThis country-specific Q&A provides an overview of Tax laws and regulations applicable in United Arab Emirates.
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Sponsored by Willow Tax & LegalA Conflict Between the Legislation and the OECD Commentary
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Sponsored by KPMG SwedenJohan Rova and Anna Valdemarsson of KPMG Sweden explain the country’s proposed continuous-stay rules and the potential transitional tax effects for cross-border commuters
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Sponsored by SumersonMathis Rossignol and Nicolas Duboille of Sumerson explain how the decisions clarify the scope of France’s anti-avoidance regime for foreign entities, while raising new questions for internationally mobile individuals and cross-border holding structures
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Sponsored by DLA PiperJian-Cheng Ku, Roland Kleimann, and Calvin Gu of DLA Piper Netherlands discuss the Dutch consultation regarding withholding tax on services in tax treaties
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Sponsored by Maples and Calder (Luxembourg) SARLOn 7 October 2026, the Luxembourg Government filed bill of law No. 8800 concerning the State budget for 2027 (the "Bill") with the Chamber of Deputies. Alongside the budget itself, the Bill introduces a package of tax measures designed to increase Luxembourg's tax competitiveness and support businesses, most of which would apply from tax year 2027.