07 April 2019 U.S. International Tax This Week for April 5 Ernst & Young's U.S. International Tax This Week newsletter for the week ending April 5 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.
The nexus debate and profit allocation rules and its business impact (April 18) Are your clients digitally savvy? Join EY’s People Advisory Services America’s Signature Webcast to help them transform HR (April 23) Key insights on India’s M&A environment with EY M&A and Tax professionals (May 2) — Apr 04: South Africa introduces bill for administration and collection of Carbon Tax (Tax Alert 2019-0694) — Apr 04: Morocco's 2019 Finance Bill introduces transfer pricing documentation requirement (Tax Alert 2019-0693) — Apr 02: East African Court of Justice rules goods brought into Uganda from EAC Partner States are not imports (Tax Alert 2019-0682) — Apr 02: Equatorial Guinea Tax Administration clarifies certain tax measures of Financial Law 2019 (Tax Alert 2019-0681) — Apr 01: Zambia postpones implementation of Sales Tax (Tax Alert 2019-0667) — Apr 03: China enacts new foreign investment law (Tax Alert 2019-0685) — Apr 01: Thailand repeals grandfathered tax incentives for certain incentive regimes (Tax Alert 2019-0666) — Apr 01: Singapore: Recent Goods and Services Tax developments (Tax Alert 2019-0665) — Apr 01: Japan enacts 2019 tax reform bill (Tax Alert 2019-0664) — Mar 29: Sri Lanka releases 2019 budget proposals (Tax Alert 2019-0652) — Apr 02: Canada's federal budget 2019-20 | Proposed changes to stock option deduction (Tax Alert 2019-0673) — Apr 02: Mexican Tax Administration issues Amendments to Mexico's Miscellaneous Tax Regulations on tax incentives for the northern border region (Tax Alert 2019-0676) — Apr 04: OECD's Forum on Tax Administration announces International Compliance Assurance Programme (ICAP) 2.0 and publishes new Pilot Handbook (Tax Alert 2019-0696) — Apr 04: OECD's Forum on Tax Administration releases Joint Audit 2019 report on enhancing tax cooperation and improving tax certainty (Tax Alert 2019-0695) — Apr 02: Poland publishes official tax guidelines on the Mandatory Disclosure Rules (Tax Alert 2019-0683) — Apr 01: Italian Tax Authorities issue guidance on qualifying the purchase of a client list as a transfer of going concern (Tax Alert 2019-0663) — Mar 29: OECD's Forum on Tax Administration agrees on collective actions on tax certainty, cooperation and digital transformation (Tax Alert 2019-0655) — Mar 29: New IMF staff paper discusses tax reform proposals (Tax Alert 2019-0653) — Mar 29: Belgium Parliament approves new Code on Companies and Associations (Tax Alert 2019-0651) — Mar 29: Danish Parliament adopts OECD's MLI (Tax Alert 2019-0650) — Apr 02: Turkey announces change in withholding tax rates on interest obtained from deposits issued abroad and foreign exchange deposits (Tax Alert 2019-0680) — Apr 04: Australia's 2019/20 Federal Budget: A detailed review (Tax Alert 2019-0692) — Apr 02: Australia issues 2019/20 Federal Budget (Tax Alert 2019-0684) Highlights of this edition include: — OECD holds consultation on tax challenges of digitalization with aggressive 2020 timeline for consensus — Puerto Rico’s Treasury Department issues guidance for mandatory electronic filing of CIT returns for 2018 tax year 2019-15 Internal Revenue Bulletin of April 08, 2019 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: 2019-0703 | |