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Spain tightens international tax transparency rules and introduces concept of ‘non-cooperative jurisdictions’
Abigail Blanco Vázquez and Álvaro de la Cueva of J&A Garrigues, S.L.P., discuss Spain’s law published on July 9 to prevent and combat tax fraud (Law 11/2021), triggering changes to various tax concepts and to the general taxation law itself. Provisions in the anti-fraud law affecting corporate income tax and . . .
Mexico’s outsourcing schemes’ demise and its tax and transfer pricing effects
Jesús Aldrin Rojas, Managing Partner at QCG Transfer Pricing Practice, discusses tax and transfer pricing considerations for business groups in Mexico following the country’s reform to various tax and labor laws to prohibit outsourcing of personnel, published in the official gazette on April 23 . . .
No global minimum tax holdouts have left negotiations, OECD official notes
Speaking virtually at a July 13 Tax Policy Center event, Grace Perez-Navarro, Deputy Director of the OECD’s Centre for Tax Policy and Administration, said the seven countries that have yet to sign onto the statement endorsing the adoption of a global minimum tax have their reasons for holding off, but . . .
New multinational tax allocation rules will ‘overlay’ transfer pricing rules, OECD official says
Speaking virtually at a July 13 Tax Policy Center event, Grace Perez-Navarro, Deputy Director of the OECD’s Centre for Tax Policy and Administration, explained that the new transfer pricing allocation rules recently endorsed by 130+ countries partially set aside the arm’s length principle but do not . . .