Tax

• UK to introduce digital services tax

  The UK will introduce a digital services tax starting in April 2020, Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond announced as part of the rollout of the UK’s 2018 Budget.

• Association addresses digital economy tax issues

  The Association of International Certified Professional Accountants released a policy paper urging global solutions to the tax treatment of transactions in the digital economy, emphasising its own Guiding Principles of Good Tax Policy.

• Childless wage earners pay higher taxes in OECD countries

  Having children can greatly affect an individual’s tax rate, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development reported in its annual look at the taxation of wages in OECD countries.

• US finance executives upbeat in wake of tax changes

  While some finance executives wait to commit to changes related to potential tax savings, their optimism shows in revenue and profit projections, a survey shows.

• How digital tax collection could affect businesses

  With a number of nations around the world switching to digital tax collection systems, is your organisation ready for the challenges this may bring?

• US tax reform reaches businesses worldwide

  The US Congress passed a wide-ranging overhaul of the US tax code that changes tax rates for corporations and revises the US tax treatment of overseas income.

• UK, US agree to exchange corporate tax reports

  The US and the UK have agreed to exchange the country-by-country tax reports they each require large multinational companies to file.

• Video: Data analytics and AI in tax

  Lauren Kovar, CPA/CITP, CGMA, director of Client Advisory & Strategy for Thomson Reuters, discusses a couple of emerging trends in tax technology.

• Video: What CEOs and CFOs need to ask about tax

  Lauren Kovar, CPA/CITP, CGMA, director of Client Advisory & Strategy for Thomson Reuters, says executives have an opportunity to recognise their tax function not as a cost centre but as a real driver of economic return and business value.

• Tax data would be public under European measure

  The European Parliament voted in favor of a measure that will require large multinational corporations to publicly report their net revenue, amount of profit and loss, and income tax paid on a country-by-country basis.

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