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The New Double Tax Agreement Between Cyprus And Latvia

The key features of the DTA are as follows.

EU Seeks to Fill Tax-Avoidance Gaps in Wake of Panama Leaks

The European Commission, alongside governments, is screening a draft list of countries.

UBS- Request For International Administrative Assistance In Tax Matters

UBS has largely completed a compliance program with clients based in Europe, including France. The bank was among the first in the industry to take this step requiring documentation of tax disclosure by its clients.

Will post-Brexit corporation tax cut be followed by personal tax increases, and NIC hike too?

In this week’s Tax Brief, we unpick the Chancellor’s statement regarding plans to cut the rate of corporation tax to 15 per cent and explore the implications for business tax, income and employment taxes and VAT.

No more tax dodging? Britons 'should pay UK taxes wherever they live in the world'

The UK income tax system isn’t fair at the best of times.

A cut in UK Corporation Tax – great news for investors?

Those individuals who are saving for their retirement through their businesses might be wise to seek to maximise pension contributions whilst 20% Corporation Tax remains available.

Noda Studio Recognized for IP Tax Advisory

Andersen Tax has announced that Noda Studio, a member firm of Andersen Global in Italy, received the International Le Fonti Award and was recognized as the Professional Taxation Studio of the Year in Intellectual Property.

Finance ministry: Ukraine, Austria increasing rates to avoid double taxation

This work includes the adjustment of the current international agreements on the avoidance of double taxation to the international standards.

U.K.'s Osborne Promises Corporate Tax Cut to Lure Investment

The Chancellor of the Exchequer says he will bring business tax rate down to less than 15%.

Offshore Tax Bulletin - Deloitte

Welcome to Junes 2016 edition of Deloitte’s Offshore Tax Bulletin, which provides a round-up of local and international tax issues relevant to the Isle of Man, Guernsey and Jersey businesses and individuals.

New Corporate Criminal and Civil Offences for failing to prevent the facilitation of Tax evasion - Deloitte

The UK Government is looking to introduce new Criminal and Civil Offences targeted at businesses involved in tax evasion. The measures are intended to address a perceived inability to effectively prosecute UK led businesses whose staff facilitate tax evas

Business taxes to remain low, personal taxes to rise after referendum?

Following the confirmation by the Chancellor of the Exchequer that there will be no immediate 'Emergency Budget' following the referendum result, there are nevertheless some clues as to the likely short-term changes in the UK tax system.

EU agrees on tax avoidance measures aimed at multinationals

Once implemented, the legislation will put an end to the most common loopholes and aggressive tax planning schemes.

New steps to strengthen transparency in international tax matter

A key pillar of the project focused on ensuring transparency while promoting increased certainty and predictability.

What Happens to UK Taxes after the Referendum?

Early indications are that there will not be an 'Emergency Budget' so soon after the referendum.

Council Of The EU Agrees Directive On Tax Avoidance

The directive, part of a January 2016 package of Commission proposals to strengthen rules against corporate tax avoidance, builds on 2015 OECD recommendations to address tax base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS).

On top of your reporting requirements? Don’t miss the 6 July deadline!

Share schemes provide a real incentive for staff to perform and contribute to the future growth of the business as they have a vested interest in its success. But with only two weeks until the online return deadline, are businesses on top of their reporti

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