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Martin Krivinskas and Patricia Costa of Deloitte Switzerland explore the growing digitalisation of the tax function and take a closer look at its impact on processes, data and people.

Kevin Ng, Ron Cheng Ma and Kerry Yanbin Kuang of Deloitte explore how China has strategically developed its legal framework to provide a higher level of protection for taxpayers.

Lewis Lu of KPMG China discusses how Chinese tax authorities have improved their tax functions to meet increased reporting demands, while continuing efforts to encourage trade and investment.

Federico Vincenti and Alessandro Valente of Crowe Valente / Valente Associati GEB Partners outline the principal changes to advance tax rulings, as set out in the Italian budget law for 2021.

Nicolas Duboille and Hugo Levit of Sumerson analyse why the judges overturned the decision of the Paris Administrative Court of Appeal and ruled in favour of a broad interpretation of ‘dependent agent’.

Endy Arya Yoga and Aditya Wicaksono of GNV Consulting consider the recent changes to claiming VAT credit in Indonesia.

Mark Martin and Thomas Bettge of KPMG in the US describe the OECD’s recent proposals for strengthening the Action 14 minimum standard, and explore how adopting these proposals could improve dispute resolution.

Luis Orlando Sanchez and Juan Sebastián Torres of EY Colombia consider how double tax treaties may apply in Colombia to indirect transfers.

Deloitte’s practitioners from across the globe assess how transactional activity has evolved as a result of the coronavirus pandemic and consider the key aspects of the new deal landscape.