Tax news
Newsletters from the RSM Tax Centre of Excellence, covering recent developments in taxation around the world.
15 July 2016
Breaking news from the RSM Europe VAT Group, including updates from the UK, Germany, Norway, Hungary, Russia, Netherlands and EU.
26 April 2016
Breaking news from the RSM EU VAT Group, including updates from the European Union, UK, Belgium, Netherlands and China.
17 February 2016
This edition of the RSM EU VAT Group's Indirect Tax Update includes Netherlands, Switzerland, Belgium, France, Hungary, Italy and the UK.
12 February 2016
In October 2015, two and a half years of frenetic activity culminated in the release of the Final Reports of the G20/OECD ‘Action Plan’. These outline the changes necessary to make the international tax framework ‘fit for purpose’ in the digital age.
10 February 2016
RSM has teamed up with Euromoney to produce a survey, helping to reveal the views of global tax decision-makers from around the world regarding BEPS, including CFOs, Heads of Tax, Corporate Treasurers and other C-suite executives from internationally active enterprises.
2 February 2016
On 28 January 2016, the European Commission (EC) presented its EU Anti- tax Avoidance Directive, a constituent part of the EC’s Anti- Tax Avoidance Package (ATAP ) which increases tax transparency and makes for fairer, simpler and more effective corporate taxation in the EU.
19 November 2015
Reduction in VAT “distance selling” thresholds
24 October 2015
Tax avoidance by large businesses is a topic that continues to attract attention, with governments keen to state that they are tough on those that abuse the rules.
19 October 2015
Tax avoidance by large businesses is still a topic that attracts attention, with politicians keen to state that they will be tough on those that abuse the rules.
12 October 2015
Undoubtedly, Tax Reform Law 20.870 is the largest break in Chilean tax history. The reform has the peculiarity that its implementation will take place over four years, from 2014 up to and inlcuding 2017, in order to minimise the effects of it on the economy and companies.
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