27 February 2022 U.S. International Tax This Week for February 25 Ernst & Young's U.S. Tax This Week newsletter for the week ending February 25 is now available. Prepared by Ernst & Young's National Tax Department in Washington, D.C., this weekly update summarizes important news, cases, and other developments in U.S. taxation.
Global Tax | Recent developments and trends in asset management The outlook for global tax policy and controversy in 2022 (March 1) Transparency in the sharing economy: What to know about DAC7 and beyond (March 24) — Feb 22: Highlights of Nigeria's Finance Act 2021 discusssed (Tax Alert 2022-0309) — Feb 21: Singapore announces new border control measures to go into effect on February 22 (Tax Alert 2022-0305) — Feb 24: Uruguay's tax authority updates list of low- or no-taxation countries, jurisdictions and special regimes (Tax Alert 2022-0322) — Feb 23: Northwest Territories budget 2022-23 discussed (Tax Alert 2022-0316) — Feb 23: British Columbia budget 2022-23 discussed (Tax Alert 2022-0312) — Feb 22: Canada's proposed rate reduction for zero-emission technology manufacturers discussed (Tax Alert 2022-0310) — Feb 18: Canadian immigration in 2022 discussed (Tax Alert 2022-0301) — Feb 24: Netherlands publishes changed view on international allocation of severance payments (Tax Alert 2022-0320) — Feb 23: Italy issues final guidance on hybrid mismatches (Tax Alert 2022-0313) — Feb 18: United Kingdom closes Tier 1 Investor Route to new applicants with immediate effect (Tax Alert 2022-0300) — Feb 21: OECD releases Pillar One public consultation document on draft rules for tax base determinations (Tax Alert 2022-0307) — Feb 21: OECD Tax Talk provides insight on BEPS 2.0 (Tax Alert 2022-0306)
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