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The OECD is getting straight back to work on base erosion and profit shifting (BEPS).

From October 2014, Singapore will fully implement advance export declaration (AED), which will require all exporters to submit export declarations to Singapore Customs authorities before the physical export of goods.

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As a result of the combination between Grant Thornton and Nexia ACPA in Vietnam, Khoi Hoang is stepping into Matthew Facey’s former role as tax director at the newly merged firm, which will be known as Grant Thornton Vietnam (GTV). The deal, which was completed at the beginning of July is one of Vietnam’s largest professional service mergers of 2014.

Jay Nibbe is to succeed David Holtze as EY’s global vice chair for tax. He chairs the firm’s tax executive committee and is also a member of the firm’s global executive, its highest management body. He will continue to advise clients in his new role.

Repealing the carbon pricing mechanism was the first item on the Tony Abbott-led government’s agenda. Indeed, he may never have become prime minister if he had not promised to do so. Up to now he has failed in his attempts to repeal the tax, but that could all change next week.

Donato Raponi, head of the European Commission’s VAT Unit, has spoken about the potential for the scope of the EU’s VAT mini one-stop shop (MOSS), which will be rolled out from January 1 2015, to be expanded further.

In the first decision of its kind, the Tax Court of Canada ruled that while Marzen Artistic Aluminum provided sales and marketing staff to Starline International at arm's-length, the documentation provided was insufficient.

Form 76 introduces new information reporting rules for Mexican taxpayers, requiring them to disclose transactional details in a range of areas such as transfer pricing, financing and reorganisations.

The UK tourism industry received a boost this week as politicians came out in support of the Cut Tourism VAT campaign to reduce VAT on the sector. It has emerged that EU approval is not needed to go ahead with a cut, which could raise £4 billion and which would bring the UK’s rate on tourism more into line with the rest of Europe.