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  • The UK is losing billions of pounds in revenues each year from online VAT fraud committed by foreign traders. But with Amazon and eBay profiting from the fraudsters, and HMRC not doing enough to tackle the problem, is collaboration or conviction the better solution?
  • The federal government has amended the customs and tax treatment applicable to the oil and gas sector to boost investment and provide tax certainty.
  • Sarah Chin
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  • After six months of research and contacting thousands of firms around the world, International Tax Review is pleased to present World Tax 2018, which can be viewed at http://www.itrworldtax.com.
  • Gileno G Barreto
  • Vivian Jiang
  • The Catalonia region of Spain has been plunged into chaos with police violence, riots and strikes following an independence referendum declared illegitimate by the Spanish government on October 1. How should businesses react?
  • The implementation of country-by-country reporting (CbCR) in Italian Law showed for the first time its practical consequences on October 31 2017. The new format of the tax return for the fiscal year 2016 contains a new section (row RS268) dedicated to the communication to the Central Revenue of the basic information to comply with CbCR.
  • The EU Council's working party on company law (CbCR) met again under the chairmanship of Estonia at the level of national attachés and national experts on October 11 2017. The stated aim of the working party meeting was to continue technical-level discussions on the EU's pending public country-by-country reporting (public CbCR) proposal. On the agenda were a discussion on the previous Maltese EU presidency legacy compromise text and a more recent compromise text prepared by the current Estonian presidency.
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