31 July 2022 U.S. International Tax This Week for July 29 Ernst & Young's U.S. International Tax This Week newsletter for the week ending July 29 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.
Private equity and private capital — navigating transformative global and US legislative change (August 18) — Jul 27: USCIS extends COVID-19 related flexibilities and permanently allows for electronic signatures (Tax Alert 2022-1136) — Jul 26: Kenya introduces Country-by-Country reporting requirements (Tax Alert 2022-1130) — Jul 26: Indian Government amends Special Economic Zone rules to permit employees of certain Special Economic Zone units to work from home (Tax Alert 2022-1128) — Jul 26: Hong Kong enacts new legislation providing tax incentives for shipping commercial principals (Tax Alert 2022-1127) — Jul 25: Thailand gazettes income tax exemption for gains from disposal of shares in companies engaged in target industries, venture capital companies and trusts (Tax Alert 2022-1120) — Jul 27: Latvia implements new Digital Nomad Visa (Tax Alert 2022-1135) — Jul 27: Turkey increases ratio for time spent outside of Technology Development Zones and R&D centers (Tax Alert 2022-1133) — Jul 26: UK publishes draft legislation on new transfer pricing documentation requirements (Tax Alert 2022-1131) — Jul 25: German Federal Ministry of Finance publishes draft DAC7 implementation bill (Tax Alert 2022-1125)
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