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April 23, 2021
2021-9009

EY Tax News Update - Tax Alerts for April 22

Below please find all of the EY Tax Alerts published on April 22. To find previously published Tax Alerts, go into the TNU database and do a date range search (top of page, next to the search bar).

Tax Alerts for April 22:

Employers may reduce their federal employment tax deposits in anticipation of COVID-related tax credits available in 2021 (2021-0831)

Florida enacts remote seller nexus and marketplace provider provisions for sales tax, reduces commercial rent tax rate (2021-0834)

Ecuador and the United States sign Tax Information Exchange Agreement (2021-0832)

Australian Taxation Office issues draft guidance regarding the imported hybrid mismatch rule impacting large global groups (2021-0821)

Norwegian Tax Authority announces digital VAT reporting will be implemented for 2022 (2021-0824)

Canadian government promises investment in Canadian immigration in new budget announcement (2021-0833)

Canada announces new pathway to permanent residence for essential services workers and international graduates (2021-0826)

Angola's Indirect Tax Changes for 2021 discussed (2021-0823)

Ghana enacts Financial Sector Recovery Levy and introduces other tax reforms (2021-0828)

EY Articles for April 22:

The GLOBE regime should better accommodate the insurance industry (Tax Notes Federal) (2021-0830)

 

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