US business groups file lawsuit challenging tax inversion regulations
Two US business groups today filed a lawsuit in Federal court challenging the validity of US tax regulations aimed at stopping “serial” corporate . . .
Two US business groups today filed a lawsuit in Federal court challenging the validity of US tax regulations aimed at stopping “serial” corporate . . .
Thirty-six countries and jurisdictions that are neither OECD nor G20 members have joined the framework to implement the OECD/G20 base erosion profit shifting (BEPS) project to combat multinational tax avoidance, and 21 more are expected to join in the coming months, the . . .
The European Parliament on Wednesday approved the EU Commission’s proposal for an anti-tax avoidance directive aimed at multinational corporations, but said that stricter rules should be applied . . .
US President Donald Trump today signed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act into law, which, among other things, slashes the corporate tax rate, and completely changes the US’s international tax system. Securities Exchange Commission staff also followed up today with new guidance on how reflect the impact of the new law in . . .
Irish chartered accountant JP Canavan discusses Ireland’s decisions regarding the BEPS multilateral instrument, including the effect of its selections regarding permanent establishments, dual residents, and tax treaty abuse . . .
Monte A. Jackel, Senior Council at Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld, discusses a Trump administration executive order, issued last Friday, mandating the review of tax regulations, noting that those hoping the order will lead to the repeal of US earnings stripping and/or inversion tax regulations may wind up disappointed . . . .
Davide Anghileri of the University of Lausanne discusses OECD tax guidance, released April 6, which further clarifies the country-by-country reporting rules for large multinational groups . . .
The EU Commission has today released a proposed directive designed to strengthen existing mechanisms to resolve tax disputes between EU countries that result in double . . .
UK tax professional, Tim Law, discusses the implications of a law passed yesterday that gives the government power to require public country-by-country reporting by multinationals . . .
The EU Commission today published a non-confidential version of its decision that Belgium’s excess profits tax scheme is illegal under EU State aid rules. The Commission’s decision, first announced in a press release last . . .
Australian Treasurer Scott Morrison on February 22 announced that he will use his powers to block investment to force large multinationals and other foreign investors pay tax on Australian . . .
Jian-Cheng Ku, Tim Mulder, and Rhys Bane of DLA Piper, Amsterdam, discuss the CJEU Advocate General’s opinion, delivered October 25, concluding that, following the Groupe Steria decision, aspects of the Dutch tax consolidation regime violate EU concepts of freedom of establishment and are thus contrary to EU law . . .
The Council of European Union at a meeting today failed to reach agreement on proposals to reduce the VAT rate for electronic publications and temporarily apply a generalised reverse charge mechanism; the EU VAT e-commerce proposal was also discussed, writes Davide Anghileri of the University of Lausanne . . .
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