14 May 2023 U.S. International Tax This Week for May 12 Ernst & Young's U.S. International Tax This Week newsletter for the week ending May 12 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.
Tax in a time of transition: Legislative, economic, regulatory and IRS developments (May 19) Private equity and private capital quarterly tax webcast (June 8) — May 11: U.S employers must ensure compliance with Form I-9 physical inspection requirements by 30 August 2023 (Tax Alert 2023-0862) — May 09: United States | Proposed regulations would turn off IRC Section 367(d) following certain repatriations of IP (Tax Alert 2023-0843) — May 09: Egypt introduces VAT guidelines for nonresident providers of remote digital and electronic services (Tax Alert 2023-0848) — May 08: South Africa | New reporting requirements for trusts (Tax Alert 2023-0842) — May 04: South Africa's Department of Home Affairs invites comments on the upcoming Trusted Employers Scheme pilot (Tax Alert 2023-0813) — May 09: Hong Kong launches consultation to revise foreign-sourced disposal gain rule (Tax Alert 2023-0851) — May 09: Costa Rica establishes new inspection procedures for goods at Nicaragua border (Tax Alert 2023-0850) — May 08: Costa Rica Independent Worker Law published in the Official Gazette (Tax Alert 2023-0844) — May 05: Panama introduces further changes to work permit regulations (Tax Alert 2023-0826) — May 04: Panama's Tax Authority issues new guidance on obtaining installments arrangements due to the State of National Emergency (Tax Alert 2023-0817) — May 12: Greece's new immigration law to go into effect on 1 January 2024 (Tax Alert 2023-0873) — May 11: Sweden announces minimum salary threshold increase for work permit applicants (Tax Alert 2023-0865) — May 11: Danish Government proposes to allow eligible third-country nationals to conduct short-term work in Denmark without work permits (Tax Alert 2023-0863) — May 10: Deadline extended for UK nationals to apply for right to reside in Denmark (Tax Alert 2023-0858) — May 08: Poland's implementation of the Single-Use-Plastics Directive getting closer (Tax Alert 2023-0841) — May 08: Danish Supreme Court issues rulings on beneficial ownership of interest and abuse of EU law (Tax Alert 2023-0835) — May 05: Netherlands updates guidance on mandatory disclosure regime (Tax Alert 2023-0827) — May 04: Dutch Finance Ministry proposes changes to Tax Arrangement between the Netherlands and Curaçao (Tax Alert 2023-0818) — May 04: Cyprus implements major changes to immigration regulations for investors (Tax Alert 2023-0815) — May 04: UK updates sponsor and compliance duties regarding remote and hybrid working reporting requirements (Tax Alert 2023-0812) — May 04: Poland to lift COVID-19 suspension for MDR deadlines by end of June 2023 (Tax Alert 2023-0811) — May 08: Saudi Arabia issues amendments to the Zakat Implementing Regulations (Tax Alert 2023-0834) — May 11: Australia to adopt the 15% Global Minimum Tax (Pillar Two) measures (Tax Alert 2023-0868) — May 10: Australia delivers 2023/24 Federal Budget (Tax Alert 2023-0860) Highlights of this edition include:
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