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ITR Global Tax 50 2021-22

Tax World 2022: Global tax trends in the leadership acropolis

Most TP structures have survived the COVID-19 crisis

TP technology is reaching new capabilities

Considering joint value creation in the tech industry

Taxpayers need a clear tax framework for crypto-assets

Fund managers find the administration of DAC6 still outweighs reporting problems

Tax considerations for selling new energy vehicles in China

The quest for net zero and the role of the UK tax system

Market insight

Tax Relief

Australia: Privacy of corporate taxpayer information in the Australian tax system

Chile: Issues new regulation on residence, domicile and loss of domicile

China tightens tax administration on employee share schemes and technology enterprises

Germany: TP of manufacturing entities in the automotive supplier industry – New approaches

Greece: Digital nomad visa – a tax perspective

Hong Kong SAR: What do the latest pillar two rules mean for businesses?

Indonesia: Changes to import duty, stamp duty, prohibited goods and telecommunications

Luxembourg: How is the tax function leveraging automation technologies, and why does it matter?

Netherlands: 2022 Dutch Tax Plan – few policies proposed

Norway: Assessing the interest deduction limitation rule with EU/EEA law

Poland: Challenging times ahead for taxpayers

Romania: To attract digital nomads – how will it work?

Spain: Complexities of participation exemption and the CFC rules

Sweden: To impose a ‘risk tax’ for banks and credit institutions

Switzerland: A closer look at notional interest deduction in the canton of Zurich

Thailand: MNEs prepare for CbC reporting requirements

US: Pillar one’s Amount A – a revolution in TP controversy

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ITR Global Tax 50 2021-22

International Correspondents

Australia: Privacy of corporate taxpayer information in the Australian tax system

Chile: Issues new regulation on residence, domicile and loss of domicile

China tightens tax administration on employee share schemes and technology enterprises

Germany: TP of manufacturing entities in the automotive supplier industry – New approaches

Greece: Digital nomad visa – a tax perspective

Hong Kong SAR: What do the latest pillar two rules mean for businesses?

Indonesia: Changes to import duty, stamp duty, prohibited goods and telecommunications

Luxembourg: How is the tax function leveraging automation technologies, and why does it matter?

Netherlands: 2022 Dutch Tax Plan – few policies proposed

Norway: Assessing the interest deduction limitation rule with EU/EEA law

Poland: Challenging times ahead for taxpayers

Romania: To attract digital nomads – how will it work?

Spain: Complexities of participation exemption and the CFC rules

Sweden: To impose a ‘risk tax’ for banks and credit institutions

Switzerland: A closer look at notional interest deduction in the canton of Zurich

Thailand: MNEs prepare for CbC reporting requirements

US: Pillar one’s Amount A – a revolution in TP controversy

Features

Tax World 2022: Global tax trends in the leadership acropolis

Most TP structures have survived the COVID-19 crisis

TP technology is reaching new capabilities

Considering joint value creation in the tech industry

Taxpayers need a clear tax framework for crypto-assets

Fund managers find the administration of DAC6 still outweighs reporting problems

Tax considerations for selling new energy vehicles in China

The quest for net zero and the role of the UK tax system

Market insight

Tax Relief

Tax Relief

Special Features

News Analysis

Editorial

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Tax World 2022: Global tax trends in the leadership acropolis

Oleg Rak of Mason Rak explains why, now more than ever, there is an immediate and pressing need for tax leaders to re-imagine growth and inspire.

November 30, 2021
Sponsored by KPMG US

US: Pillar one’s Amount A – a revolution in TP controversy

Mark Martin and Thomas Bettge of KPMG in the US discuss the Amount A tax certainty process and how it turns traditional transfer pricing dispute resolution on its head for in-scope taxpayers.

Mark Martin, November 29, 2021
Sponsored by KPMG Sweden

Sweden: To impose a ‘risk tax’ for banks and credit institutions

Amanda Jern, Peter Nilsson and Gustaf Hylén of KPMG Sweden explain why it is important for banks and credit institutions to review gross debt and consider the impact of the new ‘risk tax’.

Amanda Jern, November 19, 2021

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