Jian-Cheng Ku and Xander Stubenrouch of DLA Piper Nederland N.V., Amsterdam, discuss the UN Committee of Experts on International Cooperation in Tax Matters plans to consider at its 21st session a proposed new model tax convention article that addresses automated digital services income . . .
The United Nations Committee of Experts on International Cooperation in Tax Matters kicked off its 21st session today, meeting virtually to discuss transfer pricing . . .
Philippe Paumier of VECTOR TP, Paris, takes a closer look at the supporting impact analysis of the OECD blueprint on pillar one and considers the future of the proposal . . .
Leslie Prescott-Haar and Sophie Day at TP EQuilibrium | AustralAsia LP provide a detailed look at the report on the Pillar One blueprint, approved by the Inclusive Framework on BEPS and released by the OECD on October 12 . . .
An OECD-led coalition of 137 countries known as the Inclusive Framework on BEPS failed to reach agreement on a coordinated update to the international tax rules at their October plenary meeting, OECD . . .
Dr. Harold McClure, an New York City economist, presents a model of what would compensate arm’s length lease payments and applies this model to ship leasing . . .
Susi Baerentzen, Ph.D., Copenhagen, discusses a decision of the Danish National Tax Tribunal, published on September 24 which assesses the Danish tax administration’s discretionary transfer pricing assessment power. . . .
Francesca Amaddeo, a researcher at the Tax Law Competence Centre (SUPSI), Manno, Switzerland, discusses October 6 revisions to the EU Commission’s list of non-cooperative jurisdictions in taxation . . .
Geoffroy Galéa, Of Counsel and Head of the Tax Practice at Fieldfisher, Brussels, discusses a policy paper, agreed to September 30 by Belgium’s new government, the so-called “Vivaldi coalition,” which includes the coalition’s position on international tax matters . . .
Dr. Harold McClure, a New York City Economist, discusses an analysis by Vincent Kiezebrink and Jasper van Teeffelen which accuses biotech firm Qiagen of base erosion through the use of intercompany loans . . .
The Australian government will propose to change the corporate residency test used to determine if a company incorporated offshore is liable for income tax in Australia, budget documents released today . . .
Jian-Cheng Ku, Gabriël van Gelder, and Mehdi el Manouzi, DLA Piper, Amsterdam, discuss a Dutch proposal to introduce an exit tax to the dividend withholding tax which, if enacted, would apply to Dutch resident companies undertaking cross-border reorganizations as of September 18 . . .
Susi Baerentzen, Ph.D., Copenhagen, Denmark, discusses the General Court of the European Union’s September 23 ruling in the Spanish tax leasing case, aka the Lico Leasing case, a long-running taxation state aid dispute that had been referred back from the European Court of Justice in 2018 . . .
Francesca Amaddeo, a Researcher at the Tax Law Competence Centre (SUPSI), Manno, Switzerland, discusses a tax proposal included in the EU Commission’s September 24 Capital Markets Union Action Plan . . . .
Bijal Ajinkya, Ashish Mehta, and Krutika Chitre, of Khaitan & Co, Mumbai, discuss Telecom giant Vodafone’s win against the Republic of India in international arbitration, in a tax case involving the indirect transfer of assets, and India’s possible next steps . . .
Jian-Cheng Ku, Tim Mulder, and Xander Stubenrouch of DLA Piper, Amsterdam, discuss the Dutch government’s September 15 tax legislative proposals, focusing on the items most relevant to multinational enterprises . . .
Dr. Monika Laskowska of the Center of Tax Analyses and Studies at the Warsaw School of Economics discusses a September 16 bill published by the Polish government requiring large corporations to prepare and publish a report on the execution of their tax strategy each fiscal year . . .
The international tax community needs to again thank McGill Professor Allison Christians for getting ahold of leaked copies of the latest versions of the pillar one and pillar two digital tax . . .
The EU may soon take up the issue of whether country-by-country reports detailing the tax affairs of large multinationals should be made public, German Federal Minister of Finance Olaf Scholz said today . . .