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Recent guidance from the Indian tax authorities should provide confidence for investors, says Sanjay Sanghvi of Khaitan & Co
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From pillar two and amount B to Apple’s headline EU Commission dispute, Martin Bonner and Yiwen Ping of Kreston Global argue that 2024’s key TP developments will inform 2025
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In-house teams that want a balance of internal control and external expertise for pillar two should seriously consider co-sourcing models, Russell Gammon of Tax Systems argues
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Sponsored by Thomson ReutersGain essential insights into continuous tax controls by joining ITR and Thomson Reuters on April 30 for the first webinar of a three-part series on streamlining e-invoicing compliance in a digital-first world
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Sponsored by RSM IndonesiaBusinesses must embrace a new tax paradigm with Indonesia’s adoption of pillar two. Ichwan Sukardi and T Qivi Hady Daholi of RSM Indonesia explore the impact on compliance, transfer pricing, and tax incentives
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Sponsored by DeloitteSenior Deloitte tax practitioners examine how international remote work is reshaping tax policy and explore the challenges businesses and governments face in navigating corporate, individual, and social security taxation
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Sponsored by DeloitteShaun Austin, Darcy Alamuddin, and Ryan McMahon of Deloitte analyse the feedback from the 2024 Deloitte transfer pricing controversy survey, highlighting key trends in the transfer pricing controversy space
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Sponsored by Kambourov & Partners Tax ConsultingDennitsa Dimitrova of Kambourov & Partners Tax Consulting highlights a significant tax risk in M&A transactions involving telecommunications operators and suggests what steps should be taken during the due diligence process
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Sponsored by DeloitteVrajesh Dutia and Michael Nixon of Deloitte explain the nuances of amount B as jurisdictions consider its adoption, and outline the uncertainties and challenges involved
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Sponsored by Morais Leitão, Galvão Teles, Soares da Silva & AssociadosAntónio Queiroz Martins and Carolina Braga Andrade of Morais Leitão, Galvão Teles, Soares da Silva & Associados explore how Portugal’s new non-habitual resident regime is designed to attract top talent through targeted tax benefits
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Sponsored by Vieira de Almeida & AssociadosPillar two will fail to achieve its aims without the participation of major economies, say João Velez de Lima, Teresa Teixeira Mota, and Francisca de Landerset of VdA
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Sponsored by DLA Piper AustraliaKelvin Yuen of DLA Piper Australia summarises proposed changes to the managed investment trust regime, the deferral of a mooted foreign resident capital gains tax measure, and increased funding for the Australian Taxation Office