27 March 2022 U.S. International Tax This Week for March 25 Ernst & Young's U.S. Tax This Week newsletter for the week ending March 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.
BorderCrossings . . . With EY transfer pricing and tax professionals (March 31) — Mar 24: Kenya considers legal right for remote workers to ‘disconnect’ and establish specific working hours (Tax Alert 2022-0466) — Mar 23: Hong Kong proposes family office tax concession regime (Tax Alert 2022-0463) — Mar 24: Québec budget 2022-23 discussed (Tax Alert 2022-0475) — Mar 24: Saskatchewan budget 2022-23 discussed (Tax Alert 2022-0473) — Mar 23: Uncertainty remains on whether tax authority will recognize tax basis of Peruvian shares acquired indirectly from January 2012 through March 2022 (Tax Alert 2022-0470) — Mar 23: Canada implements changes to the British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program (Tax Alert 2022-0469) — Mar 23: Canada's special immigration measures for Ukrainians now accepting applications (Tax Alert 2022-0468) — Mar 23: Canada to remove pre-entry test requirements for fully vaccinated travelers (Tax Alert 2022-0467) — Mar 23: Highlights of Québec budget 2022-23 provided (Tax Alert 2022-0465) — Mar 23: New Brunswick budget 2022-23 discussed (Tax Alert 2022-0464) — Mar 24: Turkey’s TP documentation requirement deadlines are approaching (Tax Alert 2022-0472) — Mar 22: Turkey’s General Directorate of Customs issues letter clarifying the Special Consumption Tax base (Tax Alert 2022-0457) — Mar 21: OECD releases Commentary and illustrative examples on Pillar Two Model Rules (Tax Alert 2022-0458)
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