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Mriganko Mukherjee and Harshil Shah of EY offer a Singapore-based perspective on the tax treatment of digital assets and recommend a wait and watch approach for fund managers in a rapidly evolving area.

Adam Smith of DLA Piper Australia dissects the impact of the recent case Meridian Energy Australia Pty Ltd v Chief Commissioner of State Revenue.

Peter Boerhof of Vertex Inc shares a client case study in which a company invested in a tax engine to automate processes, ensure compliance, and keep up with rapidly digitising tax authorities.

What incentives can companies provide in attempting to secure commitment from high-level employees? Arthur Gude and Louis de Vries of Grant Thornton consider the alternatives from a Dutch perspective and emphasise the importance of considering the tax implications.

Tax remitters and individuals are adjusting to substantial legislative changes to the Polish tax landscape in 2022. Anna Misiak of MDDP summarises the main developments and their impact.

Lewis Lu and John Timpany of KPMG China discuss a recent court judgment in Hong Kong on stamp duty relief relating to an intra-group share transfer involving foreign LLPs.

António Queiroz Martins of Morais Leitão discusses how a new category of tax professionals is born and how technology may be a win-win tool for taxpayers and tax authorities in a data-driven world.

A new bill proposes a reduction in foreign tax credit from 35% to 27%, which will reduce the incentives to use Chile as a platform, as Rodrigo Winter Salgado of PwC Chile explains.

Lewis Lu of KPMG China looks at the new Stamp Duty Law in China. The law replaces the long-standing stamp duty regulation and came into effect on July 1 2022.