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Easier access for EU CIUs, AIFs and pension funds to Spanish tax exemption
New rules will significantly ease the access by qualified Collective Investment Undertakings (CIUs), Alternative Investment Undertakings...
Is now a good time for a UK digital services tax?
The message was clear at last week's OECD public consultation on the reform of the international tax rules that there is a need to fix...
Labour's Fair Tax Programme: the £6.2bn question...
...or "Seeing as everyone else is now giving 'fact-checking a go'".
When Labour published its 2019 Election manifesto last week it was...
Is it time to reconsider policy on bank taxation?
As discussed in my Viewpoint video, the UK government is heavily reliant on taxes paid by financial services. The finance and...
GloBE: learning the lessons of the past
The OECD published its Pillar Two paper on the Global Anti-Base Erosion (GloBE) Proposal on Friday (Zoe Andrews' earlier post provides an...
Towards a "smart" VAT system?
We live in a world of burgeoning automation. Transactions are increasingly automated in a range of ways, from direct debit (around since...
Gibraltar companies outside the scope of the Parent-Subsidiary Directive
On 24 October, Advocate General (AG) Hogan opined that a company incorporated, and subject to corporation tax, in Gibraltar cannot avail...
Consultation on the Global Anti-Base Erosion (GloBE) Proposal under Pillar Two
Another day, another proposal to substantially change the international tax architecture. This time it is the GloBE Proposal under...
The ORIP rules: intangible property held in the Crown Dependencies
It may be tempting to think that, following the renegotiation of the double tax treaties (DTTs) between the UK and the Crown Dependencies...
US Treasury Department Loosens “Earnings Stripping” Rules
The latest salvo in a years-long struggle to administer US “earnings stripping” rules took another turn on 31 October, when the US...
Filing tax returns becomes a high risk occupation
In the 2020 Finance Bill, the Italian Government announced its intention to combat tax evasion, thought to cost more than 100 billion...
Dutch based in-house tax departments can be intermediaries under DAC6
As the 31 December 2019 deadline for the implementation of DAC6 into the national legislation of EU Member States draws closer,...
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