February 2019

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Tax chiefs pleased that Netherlands will publish tax rulings

The dangers of tax 'over-tooling'

Despite ‘panic’, Italian e-invoicing seems to have landed smoothly

UK’s profit diversion compliance facility shows emphasis on TP

Tax heads: A global standard is essential for blockchain adoption

Tax directors should change how they think about VAT in the GCC

Stronger tax competition predicted among Swiss cantons post-tax reform

The biggest US states are getting serious about Wayfair

Stop the press: Not another tax named after a multinational

Financial institutions adapt to tax transparency

Dutch court rules on deductibility acquisition and disposal costs

The battle for resources: Making the case for tax departments

2019: The eye of the storm

A practical guide for operational transfer pricing excellence

Special features - January 2019

Albania: Income tax implications following changes to gambling laws

ATO releases guidelines for inbound distributors, hybrid mismatch rules

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Law on Cash Registers in Brčko District amended

Bulgaria: Bulgaria’s new AML measures still require urgent action by companies

Canada confirms withholding tax can apply to the assumption of accrued interest

China: China introduces tax and regulatory measures to stimulate investment

Croatia: Agreement on double taxation avoidance signed with Japan

Germany: Digitisation trends and use of the profit split method

Greece rules that the special solidarity tax falls within the scope of double tax conventions

Hong Kong: Hong Kong concludes free trade agreement negotiations with Australia

India: Delhi’s High Court maintains that overseas GE entities have a PE in India

Indonesia: Indonesia releases tax regulations on food and beverage provisions to employees

Israel’s tax outlook for 2019 eyes exponential R&D investment

Italy: Italy implements the EU’s Anti-Tax Avoidance Directive

Luxembourg: Luxembourg transposes the EU’s interest limitation rule into domestic law

Macedonia: Macedonia introduces progressive personal income tax while increasing corporate tax rate

Malta’s tax framework surrounding an individual’s ownership of cryptoassets

New Zealand: New Zealand proceeds with reform of GST on low-value imported goods

Norway: Norway’s 2019 budget sees corporate income tax dip

Poland: Poland reforms income taxes for 2019

Russia: Russia amends concept of beneficial ownership

South Africa’s courts hand down judgment on Sasol and substance over form

The varied holding structures for Spanish residential properties

Switzerland: Swiss corporate tax reform to be subject to a referendum

Not another tax department transformation

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Tax departments frustrated by French DST as France settles Apple case

Womble Bond Dickinson hires tax consultant in London

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Bulgaria: Bulgaria’s new AML measures still require urgent action by companies

In March 2018, the fourth EU Money Laundering Directive was implemented. Known as MLD4, the Directive came into force in June 2018, and saw Bulgaria adopt new anti-money laundering measures.

Rossitza Koleva, January 28 2019
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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Law on Cash Registers in Brčko District amended

Bosnia's Brčko District Assembly adopted amendments to the Law on Cash Registers on October 17 2018, narrowing the list of persons who are obliged to register invoices using cash registers. The new amendments now grant exemptions to a number of taxpayer categories including: farmers not registered for VAT, farmers and craftsmen selling their own goods, small companies (as per the Law on Personal Income Tax), municipal public companies, banks, insurance companies, insurance funds, postal companies, religious institutions, educational institutions, libraries, museums, and gambling and betting related activities.

Stevo Tadic, January 28 2019
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Macedonia: Macedonia introduces progressive personal income tax while increasing corporate tax rate

After 10 years of a flat personal income tax rate of 10% in the FYR Macedonia, the Ministry of Finance introduced a progressive personal taxation rate (Law on Personal Income Tax), effective January 1 2019. Aimed at the creation of a fairer tax system, the new provisions result in the following changes for companies doing business in the country.

Elena Kostovska, January 28 2019

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