Compliance Management
The firm is now also accused of sharing information on the Australian government’s talks with the OECD on country-by-country reporting legislation.
ITR speaks to the Finnish tax authority and three companies about the new proof of concept, which is getting rave reviews
World leaders are preparing to negotiate carbon border adjustment mechanisms and other carbon pricing tools at the annual UN climate conference in Cairo.
Asia-Pacific tax directors tell ITR about the rise of aggressive audits in the region, putting it down to supply chain issues and advanced monitoring tools.
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Sponsored by EY Asia-PacificYoichi Ohira and Adrian Ball of EY review how companies with the right balance of technology, compliance and experienced professionals, can benefit from the increased FTA usage in the region. -
Sponsored by LED TaxandGuido Arie Petraroli and Francesco Cardone of LED Taxand analyse the DAC6 Directive in Italy focusing on the tax saving test, main benefit test and hallmark C1, in relation to inter-company debt financing.
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Sponsored by BurckhardtRolf Wüthrich of burckhardt Ltd explains how Switzerland is improving its compliance and reporting functions to strengthen the country’s reputation as a global business centre.
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Delegates discussed how an STTR and other key measures in the next iteration of the UN Model Double Taxation Convention will meet sustainable development goals.
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Tax directors tell ITR that the European Commission’s BEFIT proposal to overhaul 27 corporate tax systems for simplicity could increase business investment.
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Hansuke’s 2022 Financial Services Tax Conference addressed how to rebuild trust in an increasingly complex international tax system undergoing digitalisation.
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Coinbase and Ripple tell ITR that global crypto regulations can ease compliance anxieties, but three service providers worry about the loss of client privacy.
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Multinationals in scope of the two-pillar solution, including Boehringer and Siemens, face a tough exercise of categorising revenue across their supply chains to understand their global tax footprints.
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Businesses welcome the UK’s decision to scrap the IR35 reforms but are not happy about the time and money they have wasted to date.
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Sources say they are not satisfied with pillar one protections in the marketing and distribution safe harbour, even though it was designed to give businesses greater tax certainty.
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Political support for qualified majority voting is at a peak as unanimity rules continue to block the European Council from passing a directive on pillar two.
