Tax-News.com: Switzerland, Iran Sign DTA Protocol
Switzerland and Iran have signed a protocol to their double tax agreement that will bring it into line with international standards.
Switzerland and Iran have signed a protocol to their double tax agreement that will bring it into line with international standards.
The European Commission is taking Spain to the Court of Justice over the imposition of "disproportionate" sanctions for failure to report assets held abroad.
The US Internal Revenue Service has directed its transfer pricing examiners to resume reviewing taxpayers' transfer pricing positions with respect to cost-sharing agreements in certain circumstances.
The Irish Finance Department has launched a consultation on potential changes to the capital gains tax revised entrepreneur relief.
New Zealand's Finance and Expenditure Committee has recommended changes to legislation that would introduce a new requirement for offshore suppliers to collect GST on low-value goods supplied to New Zealand-based consumers.
Brazil and Uruguay have included provisions to tackle base erosion and profit shifting in a new double tax agreement, signed on June 7, 2019.
The European Commission has announced that listed companies that prepare consolidated financial statements using IFRS Standards will be required to tag their primary financial statements using the IFRS Taxonomy for financial years starting on or after January 1, 2020.
Brazil's General Coordination of Taxation (COSIT) has announced the release of the 2019 edition of the comprehensive FAQs for legal entities, updated with changes made to Brazil's corporate tax, social security, and international tax provisions in 2018.
Switzerland and the Netherlands have signed a protocol to their double tax agreement that will bring it into line with international standards.
On June 10, 2019, the United States House of Representatives approved legislation which would reform the rules governing the Internal Revenue Service.
During a webcast on June 11, the OECD provided a technical update on its work to develop new, modernized international tax rules for the digitalized economy.
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