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Sponsored by Tax Partner AG, Taxand SwitzerlandSwitzerland’s much-anticipated tax reform introduces a number of measures that will ensure it remains an attractive location for innovative businesses. Hendrik Blankenstein, Caterina Colling Russo and Oliver Jäggi of Tax Partner AG – Taxand Switzerland examine the pull of these tax incentives, while also considering the changes from a transfer pricing perspective.
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Sponsored by Andersen Tax SwitzerlandSwitzerland’s efforts to enhance its global competitiveness are focused on increasing the attractiveness of the Swiss capital market. Lisa Airoldi and Marina Rezzin of Andersen Tax Switzerland discuss the proposed Swiss withholding tax reform and how this should attract foreign investors and encourage Swiss groups to keep their financing and treasury activities in Switzerland.
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Sponsored by Deloitte SwitzerlandS/4 HANA has long-been touted as an innovative business suite that could act as a catalyst for customers undergoing digital transformation. Martin Krivinskas and Jan de Clercq of Deloitte outline how and why the developments should be embraced by multinational companies for tax-related purposes.
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Sponsored by Deloitte LuxembourgRalf Heussner of Deloitte Luxembourg explores the key challenges for tax departments related to the IBOR transition.
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Sponsored by KPMG Hong KongLewis Lu and John Timpany of KPMG analyse a significant decision by the CFA which provides further clarity on the reach of salaries tax.
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Sponsored by PwC ArgentinaIgnacio Rodríguez and Juan Manuel Magadan of PwC Argentina outline the impact of Argentina’s significant tax reform and analyse key considerations for taxpayers.
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Sponsored by GNV ConsultingDewa Nugraha and Dwipa Abimanyu Dewantara of GNV Consulting Services summarise tax-related developments from January 2020 in Indonesia.
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Sponsored by KPMG ChinaLewis Lu of KPMG summarises the two most important tax developments in China at the turn of the decade, as the economy continues to open to inbound and outbound investment.
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Sponsored by KPMG USMark Martin and Thomas Bettge of KPMG US explain what the final BEAT regulations had in store for the much-discussed netting provisions.