India's Transparent Taxation initiative: the angel (if any) will be in the detail
On 13 August 2020, the Prime Minister of India announced a number of steps to make the Indian tax system "seamless, faceless and...
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What's (not) changing in pensions tax?
The proportion of people in the UK aged 65 or over is projected to reach almost a quarter by 2037, and engagement with workplace pensions...
Digital Services Taxes: How “rough and ready” could become the new normal
The UK’s Digital Services Tax (“DST”), which is a 2% levy on certain revenues derived from search engines, social media services and...
Digital Services Taxes: How “rough and ready” could become the new normal
The UK’s Digital Services Tax (“DST”), which is a 2% levy on certain revenues derived from search engines, social media services and...
India’s amended equalisation levy: a change players in the digital economy could not have foreseen
On 1 February 2020, the Indian Finance Minister delivered the country’s longest Budget speech ever. However, there was no mention of...
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