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SubscribeCrisis Recovery Tax Incentives Could Lead to BEPS 3.0
By: Mattias Cruz Cano
As countries provide incentives to attract foreign investment, the OECD may have to readdress the BEPS framework in the post-COVID future.
To read more go here Subscription RequiredUS Tariff Threats May Harm Alliance, EU Finance Ministers Say
By: Matt Thompson
The finance ministers of four European countries have written to the U.S. Treasury secretary, saying that threats by the U.S. to impose tariffs in response to national tax policies of other countries may affect future relationship with European countries.
To read more go here Subscription Required4 Ways COVID-19 Could Impact Global Tax in the Long Term
By: Natalie Olivo
The economic fallout from the novel coronavirus pandemic is likely to reverberate for years, shifting the international tax landscape as U.S. companies grapple with losses, legislation and other factors that could complicate planning, including intellectual property placement.
To read more go here Subscription RequiredIndia’s Expanded Equalisation Levy Risks Scaring Away MNEs
By: Mattias Cruz Cano
India’s decision to expand the scope of the equalisation levy risks chasing away multinational enterprises (MNEs) at a time when the country is trying to revive the crisis-stricken economy.
To read more go here Subscription RequiredTax Authorities More Open to Audit Negotiation
By: Mattias Cruz Cano
Some cash-strapped tax administrations are choosing to close audits and settle disputes instead of pursuing court battles, suggesting that collaboration will trump confrontation post-pandemic.
To read more go here Subscription RequiredReport to Show Digital Tax Deal Near, OECD Official Says
By: Alex M. Parker
The OECD should be able to unveil a solution in October on new digital taxation rules, showing that jurisdictions are close to an agreement despite recent hiccups.
To read more go here Subscription RequiredEuropeans vow to pursue digital tax plans after US ‘provocation’
By: Sam Fleming, Jim Brunsden, Chris Giles, and Victor Mallet
The EU has defied the US by vowing to pursue its own plans for digital taxes after Washington pulled out of global negotiations on the matter and threatened to impose tariffs in retaliation against national levies.
To read more go here Subscription RequiredU.S. Says OECD Talks on Digital Economy Have Hit an Impasse
By:William Hoke
The United States has told key European countries that OECD discussions regarding a global approach for taxing the digital economy have reached an impasse and that Washington won’t accept even interim changes affecting U.S. technology companies.
To read more go here Subscription RequiredU.S. Trade Representative Calls for Broad WTO Reform
By: Annagabriella Colon
The United States has no plans to reverse its stance regarding the need for significant reform of the WTO, including a reset of tariff determinations, U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer said.
To read more go here Subscription RequiredU.S. Withdrawal From Digital Talks Marks ‘Collective Failure’
By: Elodie Lamer and Sarah Paez
The United States’ decision to pull out of international negotiations on taxation of the digital economy has been met with dismay from European finance ministers.
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