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Netherlands And Switzerland Agree On Tax Treatment Of Investment Vehicles

Investors are advised to analyse the implications of, and opportunities created by, the two mutual agreements

Controversial Directive Targets Common Tax Evasion Situations

The criticism is, in my view at least, premature.

Who’s the baddie?

Following the European Commission ruling that Apple should pay Ireland €13bn in back taxes, the reaction from the US was indignant. So why do the US authorities appear to be more annoyed with Brussels than they are with Apple?

EU states warm to tax avoidance measures

Finance ministers endorsed a European Commission proposal to fight tax avoidance

Non-doms pay 10 times more in income tax than average taxpayer group

Survey: They'll 'move if the grass looks greener'

Hughes Blake to create 60 jobs as it joins Baker Tilly International

Firm to take on 60 people over next three years with roles across many practice areas

US Treasury calls for tax reforms after EU ruling on Apple

Lew highlighted the importance of President Obama’s proposed plan for business tax reform and infrastructure investment.

Push for EU mandatory disclosure of tax avoidance schemes

New rules are needed to eliminate the mismatches and loopholes between national systems, which companies can currently exploit.

Concerns raised for tax paying non-doms

Raising concerns raised over non-doms tax payers

EU Commission Rules against Ireland and Apple, Likely Impacting International Tax Policy

For example, some commentators speculate that the UK could cut corporate tax rates, and make other tax changes, in order to attract major multinational companies.

Baker Tilly International Extends Coverage within its Europe, Middle East and African Region

Elsewhere in the region, we have, over recent years, been extending our coverage across Africa.

'Untaxed Bermuda Triangle': Sinn Féin dissents as Irish Dáil backs Apple appeal

The commission ruled Apple had received favourable tax terms that amounted to state aid – illegal under EU rules.

Ecofin Has Tax Advisers in Sights Over Mandatory Disclosure Rules

Tax advisers, banks and other intermediaries that counsel companies and individuals on tax issues should be required to automatically disclose schemes

EU finance ministers to discuss how to make tax policy more evenhanded

The Slovak proposal aims mostly to reduce cases of double taxation for multinational companies and to make taxation more predictable for corporations.

Yet another stealth tax? by Karen Clark

Over the last couple of weeks there has been much discussion over the possibility that Buy-To-Let landlords may find themselves subject to income tax at rates up to 45 per cent on any gain they make when disposing of a property, instead of capital gains t

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