Paul McNab, Partner, DLA Piper, discusses Australia’s federal budget, delivered on May 11, which includes a number of tax measures relevant to foreign investors . . .
The Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore (IRAS) on May 28 announced that it will not adopt several requested changes to the scope of the tax on imported low-value . . .
The US Trade Representative on June 2 announced and then immediately delayed implementation of new tariffs on goods from six countries – Austria, India, Italy, Spain, Turkey, and the UK – in response to . . .
New York City Economist Dr. J. Harold McClure discusses Glencore’s transfer pricing dispute with the Australian Taxation Office and assesses whether the courts reached the correct conclusions. . .
The Republic of Korea signaled its intention to heavily boost its semiconductor industry with an announcement on May 13 that it will offer up to 50 percent tax credits on research and development (R&D) investment and up to 20 percent . . .
The Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) on May 13 proposed to amend AASB 121 “The Effects of Changes in Foreign Exchange Rates” to provide companies guidance on accounting requirements that apply . . .
US Senator Mike Crapo (R-Idaho) sent Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen a letter on May 24 outlining potential terms that he would consider acceptable in a global tax deal . . .
Foreign businesses selling cross-border electronic services to individuals in the Republic of China (Taiwan) that fail to timely file required income tax returns for 2020 by June 30 will be subject to . . .
In a significant win for the taxpayer, the High Court of Australia on May 21 refused to hear an appeal of the lower court’s decision in a transfer pricing dispute between Glencore and Australia’s tax authority . . .
Iceland has no bilateral advance pricing agreement (APA) program in place, and Greece, Hungary, and the Slovak Republic are failing to timely resolve mutual agreement procedure (MAP) cases, according . . .
The Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) in April published Financial Reporting by Non-Corporate or Small Entities, broadly surveys the academic literature available on financial reporting by non-corporate . . .
The Australian Taxation Office set out its compliance approach to various international arrangements relating to intangible assets and the associated tax compliance risks in a draft . . .
Muhammad Khurram Shabbir, Ph.D. student, NUML, discusses Pakistan’s Federal Board of Revenue’s revelation of a proposal to give more tax concessions to the IT export sector . . .
Grace Lin, Cuatrecasas, discusses the Chinese government’s two April notices announcing new tariff and import tax policies to support technology innovation under the 14th Five-Year Plan . . .
The Australian government’s 2021–2022 budget, released May 11, announces plans to encourage research through a new patent box regime and other measures and to provide broader business investment support . . .
The government of Mongolia has filed its defense and counterclaim in a USD 155 million international arbitration tax dispute with the operator of the Oyu Tolgai mine, Oyu Tolgai LLC . . .
Profit-seeking enterprises in the Republic of China (Taiwan) can receive “rewards” for providing all account books and documents electronically using the internet or multimedia, according to a May 6 announcement . . .
Ritu Shaktawat and Sneh Shah, Khaitan & Co, discuss May 3 Indian government guidance clarifying when a non-resident has a “significant economic presence” in India and is thus deemed to have a taxable presence . . .
Ritu Shaktawat and Rahul Jain, Khaitan & Co., discuss the High Court of Delhi’s April 22 ruling in a landmark judgment concerning the interpretation of the India-Netherlands tax treaty’s most favored nation clause . . .