20 May 2018 U.S. International Tax This Week for the Week Ending May 18 Ernst & Young's U.S. International Tax This Week newsletter for the week ending May 18 is now available. Prepared by Ernst & Young's International Tax Services group, this weekly update summarizes important news, cases, and other developments in international taxation.
Tax reform: How in-house counsel can prepare in advance for tax planning (May 30) BorderCrossings ... With EY transfer pricing and tax professionals (May 31) — May 15: IRS releases new template for APA agreements (Tax Alert 2018-1013) — May 14: Anticipated timing for Treasury regulations on several TCJA international provisions (Tax Alert 2018-1008) — May 14: US withdraws from Iran Nuclear Deal (Tax Alert 2018-1009) — May 17: Nigerian Senate passes bill on business reform (Tax Alert 2018-1040) — May 16: Equatorial Guinea modifies and clarifies law on admission of EG nationals in the capital of foreign companies (Tax Alert 2018-1021) — May 17: OECD releases Korea's peer review report on implementation of Action 14 minimum standard (Tax Alert 2018-1031) — May 16: Indian Government tightens tax return non-compliance penalties and legal proceedings against foreign companies (Tax Alert 2018-1022) — May 16: New Malaysian Government proposes abolition of GST and reintroduction of a sales tax (Tax Alert 2018-1020) — May 16: Turkish Parliament approves law on restructuring tax and other receivables (Tax Alert 2018-1019) — May 14: Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) updates provided (Tax Alert 2018-1007) — May 14: China launches Individual Income Tax deferral on commercial pension in pilot areas (Tax Alert 2018-1006) — May 16: Panama and Uruguay agree to first exchange of financial account information for 2017 (Tax Alert 2018-1018) — May 14: Argentina increases the amount of tax on debits and credits in local bank accounts that taxpayers may use to offset income tax (Tax Alert 2018-1004) — May 14: Brazil and Switzerland sign a double tax treaty (Tax Alert 2018-1002) — May 17: Spain proposes a Digital Services Tax to be effective in 2018 (Tax Alert 2018-1038) — May 16: UK's consultation on tax treatment of short term business visitors from overseas branches of UK companies discussed (Tax Alert 2018-1024) — May 14: Russia approves format for Country-by-Country Reports and Notifications (Tax Alert 2018-1005) — May 11: Ireland implements excise tax on sugar sweetened drinks (Tax Alert 2018-0993) — May 17: Australia releases Draft Law on taxation of stapled structures including measures targeting foreign investment beyond staples (Tax Alert 2018-1039) — May 11: Australia issues 2018-19 Federal Budget (Tax Alert 2018-0994) Ernst & Young Client Portal, the leading source for news, analysis, and reference materials for corporate tax professionals, has a variety of content of interest to international tax practitioners, including: — International Tax Online Reference Service. Key information about, and important tax developments from, 56 foreign jurisdictions, including information on tax rates, interest rates and penalties, withholding, and filing dates. — EY/Passport. EY/Passport is your guide to planning ventures in the global economy, offering a wealth of tax and business knowledge on more than 150 countries. Because the matters covered herein are complicated, U.S. International Tax This Week should not be regarded as offering a complete explanation and should not be used for making decisions. Any decision concerning matters covered herein should be reviewed with a qualified tax advisor. Document ID: 2018-1046 | |