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International Tax Issues to watch

To manage their transfer pricing exposure, multinationals should review their existing transfer pricing policy on a global basis.

Luxembourg: Tax authorities to examine transactions with jurisdictions on EU list of noncooperative countries

The reporting requirement will apply for the first time in the tax returns to be filed in 2019 covering fiscal year 2018.

The Sackler files: How the tax haven of Bermuda played key role in £10 billion family fortune

While their opioid painkillers are manufactured in Cambridge, it’s this nondescript office block in the Caribbean that is the nerve centre of the Sacklers’ tax avoidance strategy.

Impacts of the new wealth tax on French property

Property ownership may be split into a life-interest (usufruct) and bare ownership.

Tax the old or tax the rich?by George Bull and Sarah Saunders

The Resolution Foundation has published the final report of the Intergenerational Commission ‘A New Generational Contract’.

Crowe Horwath International announces global rebrand of all member firms

Crowe will thrive in a rapidly changing world through our clear strategic vision, new common brand and the commitment of our members.

Credit Suisse Seeks Repayment of U.K. Taxes

The Labor government in power at the time argued the tax was justified since the government bailouts generated so-called «windfall profits» for the banks, which the state was entitled to tax.

UK tax-haven move could have Irish business implications

Caveat: Tory rebels’ move will force overseas territories to open up shareholder registers

Actress Monica Bellucci suspected of having secret Swiss accounts

A Swiss fiscal investigation found a safe and several accounts in a Swiss bank, of which a part was said to be linked to a shell company in the British Virgin Islands, the Tages-Anzeiger reportedexternal link.

Why pensioners aren’t buying Lamborghinis by Chris Etherington

Since April 2015, those who have reached retirement age have had more flexibility in how they use their pension pots, deciding when and how to use them rather than having to purchase an annuity.

MPs back public registers of ownership in bid to improve tax haven transparency

Sir Alan added that a consensual approach with the territories would have been preferred to make the registers publicly available.

EU to Restart Financial Transactions Tax Negotiations

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Isle of Man minister reveals plan to avoid EU tax blacklist

The island is currently on the so-called EU “grey list”, jurisdictions on this list have pledged to make certain changes to their tax practices before December 2018.

New Luxembourg-France tax treaty aligned with 2017 OECD model

The new treaty includes the OECD-recommended title and preamble to clarify that the purpose of the treaty is not to create opportunities for nontaxation or reduced taxation through tax avoidance or evasion.

IFAs urged to mitigate rising IHT bills

Despite the rising allowance, only one in six estates are using the £100,000 additional threshold which came into effect last year.

HMRC withdraws 6,000 upfront tax notices issued in error

Tax lawyers claim APNs are sent out without due care

British lawyer found guilty in $14m US tax saga

A British lawyer has been convicted of helping a wealthy family hide millions in Swiss bank accounts.

Cayman tax: €510 million budgeted for and €5 million collected

Mr Van Overtveldt believes that the figures are not, of themselves, significantly low.

Andersen Global Expands Presence in Portugal

The addition of CNA as a collaborating firm of Andersen Global is part of the firm’s growth strategy in Europe.

Call for UK pensions tax relief at flat rate of 30%

Move would encourage lower earners to save more, says former Blair adviser