Around the world, COVID-19 prompts new look at company taxes
Countries’ efforts to lower corporate taxation have seen the average headline rate fall nine percentage points since 2000.
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UK prepares for off-payroll working rules
Medium and large UK employers must assess whether their contractors are employees for tax purposes under rules that apply from 6 April.
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Brexit: Tax and other challenges facing business
Businesses must adjust to new tax, customs, and other rules now that the UK has left the EU.
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OECD hopes US will now back global tax accord
The prospects of reforming international corporate taxation have increased, but the road ahead is uncertain, as was evident at the 11th meeting of the OECD/G20 inclusive framework on 27 and 28 January.
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OECD assesses proposed global tax accord’s impact
The OECD report informs nations how their tax revenues and economies would be affected by the plan to overhaul international corporate tax rules.
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No global tax agreement this year, OECD says
The new goal is mid-2021, but some nations impatient with the delay in addressing the tax challenges of digitalisation may decide to unilaterally adopt digital services taxes.
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European Commission will appeal Apple Irish tax decision
The European Commission has decided to appeal an EU court’s decision that held that Ireland’s €13 billion in tax breaks to Apple violated the EU’s state aid rules.
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OECD still aims for global tax agreement this year
Officials warn that failure to reach international agreement on the taxation of the digitalised economy could trigger trade disputes.
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Apple’s tax agreement with Ireland was lawful, EU court says
The tech giant avoids, for now anyway, having to pay billions in back taxes the European Commission says it must pay.
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US partnership form being redesigned for international items
To help standardise the format of international tax items, the US has proposed modifying its partnership tax return form.
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