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Filipe de Vasconcelos Fernandes of Vieira de Almeida explains how Portugal has become one of the most competitive in Europe for patrons and non-profit sector entities.

Ricardo Gonzales Orta and Mauricio Martínez D´Meza Violante of Deloitte Mexico discuss the SAT’s intended move towards a more thorough and transparent reporting model.

Niclas Butan and Alex Milcev of EY Romania provides insight into how the proposed recommendations for improving the VAT system and reducing VAT evasion may materialise.

Mehul Bheda and Kushal Parikh of Dhruva Advisors examine how the financial landscape may evolve in India under the new insolvency regime.

Diego Caldas Rivas de Simone and Renato Henrique Caumo of Pinheiro Neto outline how a newly enacted law in Brazil will reward technological excellence and innovation for businesses.

Manos Tountas of EY Greece examines the new ambitious tax law which could help bring a new wave of wealthy entrepreneurs into the peninsula.

David Wigersma and Tabea Nyfeler of Deloitte Switzerland discuss what a possible ‘no-deal’ Brexit may mean for British-Swiss relations.

New legislation governing Switzerland’s network of double tax agreements responds to the OECD’s minimum standards in preventing treaty abuse and improving the dispute resolution process. Rolf Wüthrich of burckhardt Ltd explores the commercial and tax implications of these positive developments.

The Federal Act on Tax Reform and AHV Financing (TRAF) abolished cantonal tax privileges for holding, domicile and mixed companies. Roland Böhi and Lukas Scherer of Prager Dreifuss analyse the impact of the reform and assess the transitional measures set up to alleviate an additional tax burden.