Category: Tax Authority
Israeli tax circular addresses intercompany recharges from stock-based compensation
In 2018, the Israeli Supreme Court ruled that stock-based compensation must be added to the cost base for transfer pricing purposes. ... - Continue reading
Poland APA statistics reveal alarming trends
Poland’s National Tax Office has published statistics for its advance pricing agreement (APA) program, updated for 31 December 2020. ... - Continue reading
COVID-19 and tax treaties: the updated OECD guidance
The new situation has created questions about the application of the existing tax treaty rules. For example, new taxing rights over an employee’s income may arise in a jurisdiction if an employee changes work location because of the COVID-19 restrictions. ... - Continue reading
UK seeks feedback on proposed VAT changes that reflect digital platform “sharing economy”
The UK’s HM Treasury has requested public feedback on whether the VAT rules should be changed to account for the new “sharing economy,” facilitated by online digital platforms like Uber and Airbnb. Comments are requested by March 3, 2021. ... - Continue reading
This week in tax: EU VAT, Glencore and Making Tax Digital
As the UK moves ahead with Brexit, businesses across the EU are trying to overcome the difficulties of complying with EU tax law and the increasing likelihood of UK tax law breaking with those same standards. ... - Continue reading
Swiss government approves protocols to Liechtenstein, Malta, Cyprus tax treaties
Switzerland’s Federal Council, at its November 11 meeting, approved protocols to its existing bilateral tax treaties with Liechtenstein, Malta, and Cyprus. ... - Continue reading
Nigeria: FIRS Launches Reporting Portal for Financial Institutions
New Automatic Exchange of Information-Common Reporting Standard (AEOI-CRS) system set for Nigeria. ... - Continue reading
HMRC says 10% rise in UK tax evasion reports is due to whistleblowers
HMRC, the British government’s tax authority, has reported a 10% rise YoY in evasion probes – and says the increase is due to a surge in whistleblowers. Today’s figures, released by UHY Hacker Young, reveal 73,000 reports arising from whistleblowing, representing a 10% rise on the numbers for 2018-19.UHY Hacker… – Continue reading
