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Irish government caught in a trap between Apple, the EU, and its own citizens

The government began adopting aggressive policies that included low taxation rates and subsidies for corporations to attract jobs.

Worldwide: Inheritance Tax Changes for BVI Companies Holding UK Residential Property

This will be a significant change to the current position, where the UK real estate of many non-domiciled investors held (or 'enveloped') through non-UK companies has been excluded from UK inheritance tax.

EU Anti Tax Avoidance Directive: Impact on Investment Funds

Member States are of course allowed to implement stricter rules as they deem appropriate.

RSM comments on EU Commission ruling on Apple

These are key questions that arise in a case involving Apple and the Irish government and which have provoked a war of words between the US and Europe.

Location of Executives in Ireland – Personal Tax Implications and Incentives - Maples and Calder

There are over 1,000 multinational companies with operations in Ireland covering a diverse range of sectors including pharma, technology and financial services.

Non-Dom Tax Changes On The Way

He also flagged that permanent non-domicile tax status would be scrapped.

EU Commission: Apple must repay its $14.5b Irish tax break

It's one of the largest amounts in European history.

Channel Islands and Isle of Man News - Deloitte

Brexit Engagement for the Crown Dependencies

UK Tax Agency Gives Offshore Evaders 'Final Chance'

Failure to do so by the end of the RTC period would make such individuals liable to a new set of legal sanctions for "failing to correct".

India Cabinet Agrees Cypriot Tax Treaty Changes

India had also recently agreed a similar change to its tax treaty with Mauritius.

Details of double tax agreement between Cyprus and Jersey

The new agreement closely follows the 2010 Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development Model Tax Convention, with only minor modifications.

Liechtenstein approves double tax agreement with the UAE

The goal of the agreements is to avoid double taxation and prevent tax evasion on income and property tax.

HMRC takes aim at tax dodgers hiding foreign income

Tax dodgers are also more likely to be identified with Crown Dependencies and Overseas Territories, some of which are seen as good places to salt away wealth.

Personal taxation, wealth and residence - a guide to Brexit issues

If you are an EU national living and working in the UK, you will not have had to be concerned about requirements relating to residence, citizenship and the right to work

Action required by non-domiciled individuals before 6 April 2017

This consultation, which has been a long time coming, provides some welcome and much needed clarification.

Does tax avoidance have a future? by George Bull

When all is said and done, you either pay the tax due or you do not. You are a compliant taxpayer, or a tax evader. So does tax avoidance have a future? And what does the Cheshire Cat have to say about this?

Liechtenstein strengthens international tax co-operation

The Convention will enter into force for Liechtenstein on 1 December 2016.

Con doc published on taxation of UK non-doms and IHT for offshore companies holding UK residential property

A further consultation document was published on Friday 19 August 2016 providing more information on the proposed changes to the taxation of non-doms first announced in the Summer Budget 2015.

Proposed Changes to the Non-Dom Regime from April 2017

This briefing note focuses on the changes that will affect non-domiciled individuals who have been living in the UK for more than 15 years.

Changes to the taxation of non-UK domiciles - Deloitte

further consultation on the proposed reforms to the taxation of non-UK domiciliaries and to the inheritance tax (IHT) position of UK residential property has now been publishe