Search results for

Klaus von Brocke and Jurjan Wouda Kuipers look at how BEPS recommendations interact with EU tax laws.

Luxembourg’s long-awaited tax reform contains a staggered three percentage point corporate tax cut, but lobbyists still want a further drop to increase the country’s competitiveness.

Hall & Wilcox in Australia has expanded its tax team with the appointment of Marina Raulings as partner and Amanda Leong as senior associate.

Krogerus has recruited three lawyers to its tax practice: Jouni Weckström as counsel and Laura Peni and Sanna Lindqvist as senior associates at the firm’s Finland office.

Steven Schneider has joined Baker & McKenzie’s North American tax practice as a partner in Washington.

Arm’s length issues could be painful for taxpayers In its recent state aid rulings, the European Commission (EC) appears to have moved away from the OECD's model treaty and transfer pricing guidelines.

See who has done the tax work on this month’s biggest deals.

The Convention is a joint initiative by the Council of Europe and the OECD Since June 1 2011, the amended Multilateral Convention on Mutual Administration Assistance in Tax Matters has been open for signatories from all over the world to adopt the most comprehensive multilateral instrument for all forms of tax cooperation to tackle tax evasion and avoidance.

Another month passes and another technology company is receiving criticism over its tax affairs on the front pages of the mainstream press. With a view to minimising reputational damage, Facebook has now announced changes to its corporate structure which should mean the tech company pays more tax in the UK.

The US “fully expects” to have finalised its country-by-country reporting (CbCR) rules by June 30, according to Robert Stack, Treasury deputy assistant secretary for international tax affairs.