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Today's report from the Treasury Select Committee welcomed the government’s commitment to a simpler tax system, but expressed concern that it has not done enough to set out the principles underlying that policy.

A poll of 204 UK business leaders concluded that while the government has made a reasonable start, it needs to accelerate business taxation reforms to simplify the system and make it more responsive to the needs of all UK businesses.

Argentina’s revenue service, or AFIP, has fired back again at grain exporters.

Last year’s emergency budget, which was announced last June, shortly after the new government took power introduced some big changes for UK tax policy. This year’s budget, set for March 23, is likely to be more of a continuation, though there may be some surprises including an announcement of further corporate tax cuts.

Júlio de Oliveira and Átila de Carvalho Beatrice Condini discuss the judicial standard for liability for stakeholders in Brazilian companies.

A Johannesburg Tax Court decision suggests taxpayers should be able to prove the arm’s length nature of domestic, as well as cross-border, intra-group transactions.

Michael Anderson and Kelly Stricklin-Coutinho of Dorsey & Whitney (Europe) report on the recent decision of the Court of Appeal in the Thin Cap GLO.

Only five EU member states would see a rise in their GDP as a result of the introduction of a common consolidated corporate tax base (CCCTB), the European Commission’s own impact assessment study into the plans has found.

India’s GST is looking increasingly likely to be introduced next year after the government yesterday approved the Constitutional Amendment Bill.

The European Commission today unveiled its proposal for a common consolidated tax base (CCCTB) system for calculating the tax base of businesses operating in the EU.