International tax reform: one step forward?
The Inclusive Framework's update on its two-pillar approach to addressing the tax challenges of the digitalisation of the economy...
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Will 2020 be an annus horribilis for multinationals in the Netherlands?
Multinationals based in the Netherlands should prepare for an increase in their Dutch tax burden. A number of measures, including changes...
Postponement of the 2020 French DST instalments following discussions in Davos
The French Digital Services Tax (“French DST”) which was enacted in mid-2019 with effect from 1 January 2019 has been expected to generate
UK implements DAC 6 with guidance to follow
Final regulations implementing the EU directive commonly known as DAC 6 have now been made and come into force on 1 July, looking back as...
Digital newspapers and VAT
A Council Directive of November 2018 purported to finally allow Member States to apply a reduced or zero VAT rate to digital books...
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