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Following international cooperation in the area of taxation, for example within the OECD, a number of non-binding materials (soft law instruments) have been generated. These documents contain information and considerations that may be of interest for interpretation of domestic tax rules, writes Johan Rick of KPMG Sweden.

BEPS has well and truly reached Japan’s shores. Timothy O’Brien, Takuma McNie and Luke Tanner of Deloitte Tohmatsu Tax look at the ins and outs of the new documentation requirements.

Chile is among the first countries requiring multinational companies to file a country-by-country report, explain Roberto Carlos Rivas and María Carolina Camargo of PwC.

The internet advertising industry faces the greatest challenges of all searching for legal centainty when defining whether to collect the municipal tax on services (ISS) or the communication services tax defined by the states (ICMS) on the revenues arising from these services.

Carlo Fassbinder has become the new Director of Taxation at Luxembourg’s Ministry of Finance.

Samar Abdel Rahman The Egyptian Minister of Finance has confirmed that the Executive Regulations of the Value-Added Tax Law No. 67/2016 will be released by the beginning of February 2017 after the Egyptian Parliament has approved it.

Canada’s Finance Minister William Morneau plans to make drivers using ride-sharing apps, such as Uber, register and charge sales taxes on their taxi services as part of his fairer tax measures announced in the federal budget that target commercial activities.

As the EU takes the first major step towards introducing public country-by-country reporting (CbCR), many are asking what the EU’s plan really means. Keith Brockman considers the vision of the latest proposal.

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Everyone's heard of Bitcoin and the overnight millionaires the cryptocurrency made. But it is the technology that underpins it, which includes blockchain, which could really shake up the tax world. Could it one day eliminate the need for advisers? Might it spell the end of country-by-country reporting, data leaks and the need for audits?