On July 2, the Irish Department of Finance opened for comment tax statements on the anti-reverse hybrid rule and interest limitation ratio rule, which will transpose requirements of the . . .
The OECD Secretary-General reported July 5 that Peru has become the latest country to join the statement endorsing international tax reform, adding one more country to the . . .
Giuliana Polacco and Annarita De Carne, Studio Legale Bird & Bird, discuss the Italian revenue agency’s May 7 guidelines describing its plans to prevent and fight tax evasion, along with an indication of how it will . . .
Muhammad Khurram Shabbir, Ph.D. student, NUML Islamabad, discusses Pakistan’s budget, released on June 11, which cuts the capital gains tax, removes a series of withholding taxes . . .
Rubeena Dina, Global Tax Services, discusses Qatar’s June 17 announcement extending the deadline to file master and local files for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2020 . . .
Following virtual talks between 139 nations represented in the OECD’s “Inclusive Framework,” 130 nations signed onto a detailed statement on July 1 for adopting new international tax rules, including . . .
We are launching an exciting new chapter at MNE Tax, expanding our content and community of expert contributors in collaboration with our new parent CrossBorder Solutions. We would not have gotten to this point without . . .
The Biden Administration has been reaching out to several European countries, according to June 30 reports, asking them to press the European Commission to put off a digital levy proposal that could. . .
Vasiliki Koukoulioti, PhD researcher at Queen Mary University of London, discusses the questions that still surround the details of the global minimum tax agreement that G7 finance ministers reached on June 5 . . .
Daniele Majorana, MICCINESI Tax, discusses the Italian finance police’s June 10 announcement of an investigation into whether online travel agency Booking.com evaded payment of around EUR 153 million (USD 182 million) in value-added tax (VAT) . . .
Clive Jie-A-Joen and Monique van Herksen, Simmons & Simmons LLP, analyze the June 15 Dutch Revenue Service’s 2020 annual report on international tax rulings, focusing particularly on the advance pricing agreements that . . .
Mario Ortega Calle and Íñigo García Fernández, J&A Garrigues, S.L.P., discuss Spain’s June 8 approval of Royal Decree 399/2021, improving its mutual agreement procedure (MAP) for resolving double taxation . . .
A draft tax ruling issued by the Australian Taxation Office on June 25 explains the circumstances in which a company’s research and development (R&D) tax offset could be . . .
New York City Economist Dr. J. Harold McClure discusses Taiwan’s June 24 decree on negotiating and implementing bilateral APAs, stating that it shows a sensible and flexible approach . . .
Comments from business groups and non-governmental organizations, published June 21, in response to Ireland’s public consultation on its tax treaty policy identified several jurisdictions where . . .
Alexey Ryabov, JTI Russia, discusses Russian tax guidance issued on March 11 establishing criteria for applying the general anti-avoidance rule under Article 54.1 of the tax code aimed at . . .
A draft communique for the upcoming G20 finance ministers meeting on July 9–10 includes language expressing the countries’ support for a global minimum tax and new rules . . .
The OECD sets out in a June 22 report a multilateral competent authority agreement for the automatic exchange of information relating to income derived by . . .
Hernán Ubertazzi, 3D Asesores, discusses the Argentine tax agency’s June 18 guidance simplifying the transfer pricing reporting regime to alleviate burdens on taxpayers that are considered . . .
Heikki Vesikansa, Jenni Parviainen, and Stefan Stellato, Hannes Snellman Attorneys Ltd., discuss a key June 2 Finnish Supreme Administrative Court ruling (SAC 2021:73), confirming the acceptability of a foreign . . .
Hengka (Henry) JI and Jiannan Zhu, Zhong Lun Law Firm, discuss Chinese government announcements issued March 16 – April 15 implementing tax policies promoting scientific and technological innovation and the development . . .
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said during a June 16 Senate Finance hearing that strengthening tax incentives for research and development (R&D) . . .
New York City Economist Dr. Harold McClure discusses a May 21 Finnish Supreme Administrative Court decision which rejected the Finnish tax authority’s attempt to increase the intercompany interest rates charged by a Finnish financing affiliate to its Russian operating affiliate . . .
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said today that she has had constructive talks with the Irish finance minister and believes that Ireland – and the entire EU . . .
Felix Tapai and Oana Săvulescu, MPR Partners, discuss a May 17 Romanian questionnaire affecting foreign legal entities seeking to establish tax residence . . .
Ville Alahuhta, Bird & Bird Attorneys Ltd, discusses the Finnish tax administration’s April 19 and 21 guidance clarifying its position on the retroactive effect of updates to the OECD transfer pricing guidelines and the effects of COVID-19 . . .
The European Commission will propose legislation to implement an international agreement on a global minimum corporate tax to ensure its uniform application within the EU, according to June 14 . . .
Suranjali Tandon, National Institute of Public Finance and Policy, discusses how, for developing countries like India, the agreement that the G7 finance ministers reached on June 5 may bring little new tax revenue while imposing . . .
Rodrigo Marabi, LM Abogados, discusses the Argentine Congress’ approval on June 2 of a corporate income tax reform replacing the 30% fixed rate with a progressive tax rate . . .
Viktoriia Bublichenko, GOLAW, discusses the Ukraine finance ministry’s March 26 decree establishing the detailed order of conduct of the mutual agreement procedure (MAP) for resolving international tax disputes . . .
Investigations into the tax-ruling practices of Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Norway have found no evidence of the countries’ tax rulings being used in violation of state aid rules, according to a June 4 . . .
The Biden Administration proposes to enhance incentives for research and development (R&D) using revenue repurposed from the proposed repeal of the deduction for foreign-derived intangible income (FDII), according to . . .
Harmful international tax competition, unchecked by any minimum tax, has eroded governments’ sovereignty to collect corporate taxes, stripping governments of funds necessary to address urgent fiscal priorities, according to a June 4 letter from US Treasury Secretary Yellen . . .
G7 finance ministers reached a momentous agreement on June 5 on a global corporate minimum tax and changes to the allocation of taxing rights between . . .
The Coca-Cola Company on June 2 asked the US Tax Court to reconsider and set aside its November 2020 transfer pricing decision, in which it determined that Coca-Cola’s US income should be increased by . . .
New York City Economist Dr. J. Harold McClure discusses the European Commission’s launch on May 20 of an initiative to address the use of shell companies in international arrangements . . .
Emmanouela Kolovetsiou-Baliafa, KG Law Firm, discusses a Greek law retroactively reducing the corporate income tax rate, suspending of the special solidarity contribution (SSC), and introducing other support measures that were published in the Official Gazette on May 18 . . .
Iryna Kalnytska, GOLAW, discusses the Ukrainian parliament’s June 3 adoption of a bill introducing the so-called “Google tax,” which directly affects large non-resident companies that provide electronic and digital services in Ukraine . . .