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Deloitte - EMEA Regional Indirect Tax Interview (ii)

14 November 2022 by Helen Thompson

Interview with Helen Thompson, partner, Indirect Tax, Deloitte United Kingdom
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Deloitte - Americas Regional Tax Controversy Interview (i)

14 November 2022 by Jason Dimopoulos

Interview with Jason Dimopoulos, Deloitte Tax LLP
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Deloitte - LATAM Regional Indirect Tax Interview (i)

14 November 2022 by Mauricio Martinez-D'Meza

Interview with Mauricio Martinez-D'Meza, Spanish-LATAM Tax Controversy Leader, Deloitte Mexico
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Deloitte - EMEA Regional Indirect Tax Interview (i)

14 November 2022 by Severus Smuts

Interview with Severus Smuts, Africa Tax & Legal Director and Indirect Tax Leader, Deloitte Africa

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Deloitte - Asia-Pacific Regional Tax Controversy Interview (i)

14 November 2022 by Xiaoli Huang

Interview with Xiaoli Huang, National Leader for Tax Controversy Services
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Deloitte Asia Pacific Regional Profile (Indirect Tax)

14 November 2022 by Deloitte

Deloitte Asia Pacific Regional Profile (Indirect Tax)
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Deloitte Canada Regional Profile (Indirect Tax)

14 November 2022 by Deloitte

Deloitte Canada Regional Profile (Indirect Tax)
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Deloitte LATAM Regional Profile (Indirect Tax)

14 November 2022 by Deloitte

Deloitte LATAM Regional Profile (Indirect Tax)
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Luxembourg Tax Alert 2022-08

29 September 2022 by KPMG - Luxembourg

New temporary VAT rates in Luxembourg
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Budget 2023 – Ireland | Tax Highlights from Walkers

28 September 2022 by Walkers - Ireland

Last year's Budget was presented as setting a course for a journey to a post-pandemic Ireland in 2022. Few could have expected the global economic challenges that were awaiting, including the war in Ukraine, rising inflation and a global energy crisis. Set against this backdrop, Ireland's Budget 2023 was presented as a "Cost of Living Budget" to support individuals, families and businesses to deal with rising prices. However, the Budget also struck an optimistic tone in terms of the remarkable recovery in Ireland's labour market over the past year and the strength of tax revenues, while also exercising prudence to ensure a sustainable and strong economy into the future.

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